This article resonated with me fairly well. As someone who has had an extensive background in Rails and has more recently switched to 100% javascript, this kind

This article resonated with me fairly well. As someone who has had an extensive background in Rails and has more recently switched to 100% javascript, this kind of pattern is what the community needs. There's something to be said about getting up and running as quickly as possible. Sure you can make the argument that not everyone's application is the same, but there's a ton of similar patterns that would have been better suited to having less mental gymnastics with a simple config while still leaving the door open with FP for those that want to fine tune.