I feel the same frustration even though I am still at a point where I generally have a huge tolerance for this kind of stuff. Slowly, however, things seem to b

I feel the same frustration even though I am still at a point where I generally have a huge tolerance for this kind of stuff. Slowly, however, things seem to be improving. For one, Redux seems to be the preferred 'flux implementation'; that's an improvement over the countless implementations I had to choose from when I started about a year or two ago. Then there are Rich Harris' Buble[1] and Rollup[2], which provide respectively batteries-included ES2015 transpiling and module bundling, and probably a bunch of other projects I'm not aware of that provide some sort of standardization or simplification in this process. It's not happening as fast as I'd like, but it seems to be a move in the right direction. [1]: https://gitlab.com/Rich-Harris/buble https://gitlab.com/Rich-Harris/buble [2]: http://rollupjs.org/ http://rollupjs.org/