That sounds like a ton of work for any moderately sized application. It also seems like it would have diminishing returns as your app gets bigger, as that's whe

That sounds like a ton of work for any moderately sized application. It also seems like it would have diminishing returns as your app gets bigger, as that's when these architectures start to get useful. I have to be skeptical that your app has gotten simpler. If you've decided to drop the Flux pattern entirely then I can see your argument, because if you can do that then you probably didn't need to be using it in the first place. However I don't see this as a shortcoming of Redux or Flux. It just means they don't need to be used in every scenario, which should be implied.