awesome-redux

What exactly do you mean by js fragmentation? If that, you have power to pick from hundreds of lib/fw and combine them together, then what you call fragmentation is actual real benefit for me. I like to make decisions myself, but if you like the others to take decisions for you, js is probably not for you. The very good example is redux. Redux was once simple state management lib. Take a look at it now https://github.com/xgrommx/awesome-redux. That is real power of js ecosystem.

The JS/React ecosystem is moving rapidly right now. I got caught in the middle of a storm when I updated my toolchain from Backbone/Sprockets to React/Redux/Webpack. There was Flux, then a bunch of Flux implementations, then Redux took the crown - a library which didn't exist a few months back. But as Redux has taken the crown, Relay has emerged along with it's own alternatives such as Falcor. Then there is Angular 2 on the horizon. Back in the day it was Knockout vs. Backbone which made things a lot simpler. There is a proliferation of [boilerplate projects](https://github.com/xgrommx/awesome-redux#boilerplate) out there at the moment but they are quite heavy and all do things a little differently. I think what is lacking and will emerge eventually is some glue to fill the gaps that everyone is identifying. I think it will be a few small