> But have you actually been following this stuff very closely? I have, but I'm trying to spin my comments from the perspective of the average developer. Peopl

> But have you actually been following this stuff very closely? I have, but I'm trying to spin my comments from the perspective of the average developer. People who are passively keeping tabs on what this whole "React" thing is about are probably feeling a little uneasy about all the churn. I agree that Redux has emerged as the clear solution for data management, and I'm a huge fan. But I don't use it with React. I'm keeping my distance from that ecosystem while the dust settles and waiting to see what kind of splash Angular 2 makes. > Relay/Falcor are really part of an entirely different thing than React; they are about replacing the traditional REST API with an entirely new paradigm. But what app doesn't use a traditional REST API? Why wouldn't people want to use the latest hotness to come out of Facebook™ or Netflix™? It's this kind of uncertainty that keeps people off balance.