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I'm in the process of learning a JS stack at the moment, and I've come to almost an identical conclusion to this article about the packages and tools to use. O
by Niksko 11y ago
I'm in the process of learning a JS stack at the moment, and I've come to almost an identical conclusion to this article about the packages and tools to use.
One difference though is that I've read Relay and GraphQL will eventually win out over Redux. Thoughts?
- t1amat 11y agoThat Relay/GraphQL will "win" is very uncertain at this point. The solution is very interesting but only time and real world usage of it will tell in the long run. But you might be interested in this thread where the creator of Redux muses on a future convergence of Relay and Redux[1]. [1]: https://mobile.twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/697556461313007616 https://mobile.twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/69755646131300...
- mparr4 11y agoIt's not that simple. I can swap out Angular for React + Redux in my application without my backend knowing about it. The same is not true of React + Relay + GraphQL. It's a bigger, more involved decision that doesn't strike me as being particularly practical for an individual or a small team. Couple that with the fact that making a bigger, more involved decision is harder for bigger teams and it becomes apparent why it would be hard for Relay + GraphQL to "win" over Redux.