I've been using React and Flux for a few enterprise projects, and although I don't have tons of experience with browser applications it is the most helpful and

I've been using React and Flux for a few enterprise projects, and although I don't have tons of experience with browser applications it is the most helpful and pleasant JavaScript technology I've ever used (aside from maybe jQuery, but that solves a very different problem). I agree with the people saying that "stock" Flux has a lot of boilerplate. The upside is that when you're looking to add or change code, you know exactly where to go even as the UI and business logic get complex. Some of the newer Flux implementations look like they reduce the boilerplate, but I'd like to get more comfortable with the concepts before choosing another opinionated abstraction.