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The document discusses the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern and Flux architecture. MVC faces problems as applications grow in size and complexity, with multiple controllers and views potentially manipulating the same model. Flux aims to address this by having a unidirectional data flow where all actions are dispatched through a central dispatcher. While simpler initially, Flux applications can also become confusing as data flows grow more complex. The key difference is that Flux maintains a higher level of predictability through its single-directional data flow approach.
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About Flux
- 1. ¡°more of a pattern than a framework.¡± - youngmmmoon@gmail.com Flux
- 2. The MVC pattern Controller: takes user input, manipulates the model and causes the view to update View : represents the display of the model in the UI Model : manages the behaviour and data of the application
- 3. When your application grows ¡ ?
- 4. MVC Problems
- 5. We are all confused.
- 6. What about ?ux ?
- 9. When your application grows ¡ ?
- 10. Complex Flux Data Flow
- 11. ¡. ? confusing !!
- 12. The difference is that ¡° All actions go to the Dispatcher. ¡± Flux keeps things predictable. the level of predictability in the Flux diagram is much higher.
- 13. cons ¡° This shows what MVC is. maybe Facebook tried to use just one controller to control several models.¡± ¡° It¡¯s just like that Facebook wanted to change the name of MVC.¡±
- 14. Thank you.