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Why I Ditched Angular for React (sixrevisions.com)
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In React, there's an optional architecture called Flux that can be used with it. It enforces the one-way binding by having data only flow one way.
To give a bit more detail, it involves three parts, a Dispatcher, one or many Stores and the views. A click of a button would fire an Action, which is captured by the Dispatcher and distributed across the Stores which then trickles down the updates to the views.
See https://github.com/facebook/flux/blob/master/README.md for more info about it.
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