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Absolutely. At first I was excited that there was so much activity. Simultaneously, it intimidates many engineers I talk to because of how much fragmentation there is.

Thankfully, the footprint of each framework is relatively small. I'd try to pick the one that seems to be the least encroaching (e.g. not using tons of custom components, something fairly agnostic about underlying data structure/data fetching methods). That way, if the tide suddenly changes, you're not buried up to your toes in messy, dying code.

You can also get by with React on its own! We've got a few areas in some of our Backbone apps where we've just decided to use raw XHR requests to fetch data (and nothing wrapping around the objects themselves).

So the TLDR is that I don't have a good panacea of a Flux library to recommend, but that shouldn't stop you from investigating React as a view mechanism in your applications.