Overview

10/29/2015

The official documentation for Flux, a JavaScript application architecture created by Facebook, provides an overview of its key concepts and principles. Flux is designed to handle the complex data flow within applications, particularly user interfaces, by enforcing a unidirectional data flow pattern. The documentation explains the core components of Flux, including Actions, Dispatchers, Stores, and Views, and how they interact with each other. It also describes how Flux can be used to manage state and handle data updates in a predictable and maintainable manner. This overview serves as a comprehensive guide for developers looking to understand and utilize the Flux architecture in their web applications.

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