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React never solved the architecture issue. With Angular 1.x and dependency injection , it solved that problem for you. React is just a view layer.

• sonofsam 11y ago
  The architecture problem was solved separately in Flux: https://facebook.github.io/flux/docs/overview.html https://facebook.github.io/flux/docs/overview.html
  • grumblestumble 11y ago
    ...and Flux is a philosophy or recommendation, not an implementaton. There are various independent Flux implementations out there, but none that have been battle-tested at the enterprise level AFAIK. Plus, from recent rumblings, Facebook seems to be moving "beyond Flux".
• bluejekyll 11y ago
  With Reflux or similar, you have everything you need. Simple to build UI, simple to hookup to backend, simple to dynamically update backend and front end based on change or events on data. When you say it's not a "framework" I don't even understand what you mean by "framework". If you mean a system that locks you into one way of doing things and is hard to integrate with other tools, then by all means, it's not a framework, and then I don't want it anyway.
  • aikah 11y ago
    > When you say it's not a "framework" I never said that , don't put words in my mouth. The rest of your comment is irrelevant since you're making stuff up.