[lopatin]

It would take something truly novel to make me consider anything on top of the simple and powerful setup which is react + a custom flux. I don't see much here except some glue that reduces flux boilerplate for actions. It also seems to be a replacement for a simple mixin that subscribes components to stores. The animations feature doesn't seem to be too different than the standard CSSTransitionGroup. The docs say that the Tuxx abstracts away the "complexity" of flux but I don't buy it.

[ryanatkn]

Same. Flux is really simple and most of the implementations just remove some boilerplate and add some conventions. Given more time there might be a framework that has everything that I want, informed by comprehensive, mature, real-world use cases, but I haven't yet seen anything compelling enough in the dozen or so libraries I've looked at. I've found a lot of value in having granular control so I can explore different conventions and optimizations.

[cnp]

I'm in the same boat. I absolutely love that React + Flux is "just javascript", essentially. It's as simple as it gets.