[goldendase]

I find the idea of Flux fascinating, but one thing I'm a little curious about is where error feedback fits in here... If an AJAX query fails, or something fails validation, how does this information make its way back to the view? If it happens at the action dispatch level, you still have to pass the event through the store? That seems a little... Odd to me.

[jbhatab]

You can make your ajax calls in actions or stores so if it makes sense to. Just make the query there to easily update the store.

[goldendase]

Right, my question isn't where the call should be made though. Makes perfect sense in the actions. My question is if the call fails how do I post a notification to the view itself to communicate to the user that something went wrong? Actions can't post back to Views, so... Send event to store, store passes along the error to view? It's an elegant system otherwise, but this really clumsy to me.

[bigonlogn]

Stores hold the state your Views use to render. This can include more than just the data backing the Views. It can include things like which item is selected in a list, if a link is active or not, and any error messages as well.