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Flux Architecture
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If new data only enters the system via action payloads delivered by the dispatcher and our store data is immutable, we have a unidirectional data-flow. This is the goal, so the questions is, how do we enforce this? Can we simply say that our store data is immutable and be done with it? Well, that's something to shoot for, absolutely, but there's more to it than that.
In this section, we'll address the concept of data flowing in unintended directions, and what causes this to happen. We'll then consider the notion of having too many stores and not enough actions as contributors to dysfunctional data-flows. Finally, we'll examine some techniques that we can utilize to make our store data immutable.
Flux architectures have a unidirectional data-flow—data enters from the left and exits on the right. This is easy to visualize as a flow that moves forward. What are some of the ways this can go wrong then? Take backwards flow...