I've used a lot of flux in different UI frameworks, and it never feels right to me. No matter how I use it or what library implemented it, it always feels like it's solving a problem that didn't really exist. Services and observables, or context works perfectly fine, with significantly less code.
I think the scalability is the key player here. When you're application scales up maintaining the state in any app becomes difficult hence you put forth and state accessible at certain level of depth.
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I've used a lot of flux in different UI frameworks, and it never feels right to me. No matter how I use it or what library implemented it, it always feels like it's solving a problem that didn't really exist. Services and observables, or context works perfectly fine, with significantly less code.
I think the scalability is the key player here. When you're application scales up maintaining the state in any app becomes difficult hence you put forth and state accessible at certain level of depth.