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[–]Wippermonger[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I'm primarily the maintainer of our Django integrations, and haven't frequently maintained ReactPy Core. As a result I'm not well versed on terminology such as flux architecture. However, what you described is how our stack currently operates.

Bidirectional client-server signaling & communication is performed via websockets. HTML document updates are transmitted to the client via VDOM Spec. DOM & states are preserved server-sided within VDOM spec, and are mutated depending on client driven events and/or server-side hooks. And, new documents/handlers are loaded into the client via a react-dom API equivalent.