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What is benefits of using fluxible?

Open hank7444 opened this issue 9 years ago • 7 comments

Hi gpbi:

I found there has many of flux framework,

The most popular I found are redux & Alt, the flexible seems

not to have many discussions,

I am not really understand the cons/pros between each other,

but I would like to know why you chose the fluxible, thx a lot!

hank7444 avatar Sep 01 '15 07:09 hank7444

I used fluxible because was the best for building an universal (isomorphic) app. Now I'm looking into redux as well, and I think that if you are learning something new, you could try it. Anyway we are writing the same app in redux as well, stay tuned :-)

gpbl avatar Sep 01 '15 08:09 gpbl

cool! I really want to compare this app by using fluxible & redux, I have the project that I would like to use react for implementation, your example app is very useful, the website important features is almost having it, such as routing, dev/prod env, i18n...etc

maybe you could add more feature, like post, static files on CDN..etc :)

hank7444 avatar Sep 01 '15 08:09 hank7444

@hank7444 I use fluxible in a large scale web application and so far I have not had many problems with it. Fluxible is quite well designed and have many companion packages to solve common issues with web applications like routing / data fetching, etc.

geekyme avatar Sep 11 '15 02:09 geekyme

using fluxible too - love it except one thing - you have to keep up with the dependency and upgrade often. many times they have breaking changes because they moved things to a different repo.

mmahalwy avatar Oct 06 '15 09:10 mmahalwy

@gpbl Any new progress on redux version of this boilerplate?

nodegin avatar Jan 10 '16 14:01 nodegin

@nodegin not yet, still waiting the redux ecosystem to slow down a bit! I also would like to update isomorphic500 first :)

gpbl avatar Jan 12 '16 21:01 gpbl

@gpbl lol, good work

nodegin avatar Jan 13 '16 10:01 nodegin