I've used it on a few personal projects with a koa powered API on the backend and one smaller project at work. I like it a lot, I've tried angular and jquery as

I've used it on a few personal projects with a koa powered API on the backend and one smaller project at work. I like it a lot, I've tried angular and jquery as well, both really don't stack up at all. One thing that I wish was different was the focus on using flux. Flux isn't really for me, I found it really complicated and it made following the data through my app even more complicated than it was with angular. The solution for me was to use something like Om's cursors (specifically baobab https://github.com/Yomguithereal/baobab https://github.com/Yomguithereal/baobab). After trying to get a handle on flux for a few days I switched to baobab and the real power of reactjs just clicked for me.