I don't consider reducers, actions, redux/flux to be React specific, even if they are popular in the React world. I know just as many people who don't use those in the React world. IMO what React did was push forward the single data flow paradigm.
What should a developer do that needs to share state across a Forgo app?
It would be awesome if browsers just had a real template language like JSX, we'd see more "web components" which are just a little bit of JSX/or whatever templates and some DOM APIs. Developers are tired of managing binding and unbinding events. React does that well. I assume Fargo does too.
So putting aside the redux/flux paradigm, what else is the real hurdle being solved?
What should a developer do that needs to share state across a Forgo app?
It would be awesome if browsers just had a real template language like JSX, we'd see more "web components" which are just a little bit of JSX/or whatever templates and some DOM APIs. Developers are tired of managing binding and unbinding events. React does that well. I assume Fargo does too.
So putting aside the redux/flux paradigm, what else is the real hurdle being solved?