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That's a very good point. I've currently settled on Backbone to give my stuff a bit more structure, but I suspect some of the complication of construction might
by mercer 13y ago
That's a very good point. I've currently settled on Backbone to give my stuff a bit more structure, but I suspect some of the complication of construction might actually disappear when using React. Not all of it, of course, but some of it.
- modarts 13y agoYou'll find a surprising amount of it will simply disappear. I'm at the point where I removed my models and collections directories entirely; since the only feature they provide me at this point are getting data from the server (which I can do with just jQuery, superagent, etc.)
- fourstar 13y agoAnd then you manage it in what way?
- yazaddaruvala 13y agoIn a simple React app (ie most apps), you end up storing all your models (as Javascript Objects/Arrays) in one single scope (the "App/Main Component"). As a result you don't need to share things around / access them / listen to them from many different files. They no longer need "managing". I hope that helps.