I'm using pouchDB as a local database for an app. I want to query the results from PouchDB and load this into React.js. However, even though I'm using the waitFor() method the results of PouchDB qu...

I have started learning Facebook's Flux architecture. I am trying to make a simple login screen. I have followed the flux-chat sample app to create the screen. I have a problem of circular dependen...

I'm working on an application where I want a timer to countdown from, say, 60 seconds to 0 and then change some content, after which the timer restarts again at 60. I have implemented this in Reac...

I have a scenario where I feel like I need to dispatch an action in response to another action, and I don't know the best way to sort it out. An action is dispatched in response to an HTTP respons...

So in the flux architecture, data flows as follows: View -> Action -> Dispatcher -> Store ^ <-----------------------------| So let's say the view is a comment box. When the user sub...

I'm working on a flux application and am considering adopting immutable.js to maintain state. I saw that react supplies its own helper for updating immutable objects (http://facebook.github.io/reac...

As a developer with good hands-on AngularJS experience, how do I adjust my mental model of writing web apps in Flux using React? I'm not looking for a Flux+React vs Angular answer (already plenty ...

The Flux model mandates that any changes in state initiated at the views, fire actions that work through the dispatcher and propagate down a store back to listening views. This is all nice and d...

Throughout the examples and explanations of Flux architecture -- Facebook's counterpart to React -- action type names are referenced as enum constants rather than strings. (See examples at http://f...

I want to do something like this var App = React.createClass({ render: function() { return ( <CountryAutoComplete /> ) } }); Different app var App2 = React.createClass({ render: fu...

In a flux application where data is divided into buckets by owner id, should we use one store which internally separates the data into buckets, or one store instance per bucket? For instance, we ...

I'm encountering a fun little problem with unit testing and the flux data stores. Since the data stores are singletons that only get instantiated once (when the module is imported) any changes you...

So I have a simple React/Flux app using Backbone's router. I have a case where the user creates an object, and the path updates from /object/new to /object/:id. However, there is no need to re-rend...

I have been playing with React/Flux, and I am having trouble wrapping my head around the 'Flux Way' for handling permission-sensitive actions. Overarching question: When a non-logged in visitor a...

I'm trying to understand the Flux example chat app. The authors mention this unidirectional data flow: However, in the example app there are dependencies between Action Creators (ChatMesssageActio...

Is there any reason, other than semantics, to create different dispatch methods for view and server actions? All tutorials and examples I’ve seen (most notably this) ignore the source constant enti...

Original First of all, I am following the Flux architecture. I have an indicator that shows a number of seconds, ex: 30 seconds. Every one second it shows 1 second less, so 29, 28, 27 till 0. Whe...

I'm reading about Flux but the example Todo app is too simplistic for me to understand some key points. Imagine a single-page app like Facebook that has user profile pages. On each user profile pa...

I have a web app developed using Facebook's Flux Architecture. The page has two views: one displays a list of TODO items. The second view displays a random set of TODO items. There are clearly two...

I find the example todo flux app to be a bit lacking so I'm trying to get my head round things by developing an application to learn and experiment. The application is a drag and drop fruit basket...