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So – you’ve got the hang of React, and you’ve even built a little app. But after making your app look nice, you remember that you also need to make it work. And that’s when you start searching for form libraries. First you look for tools to structure data and event flow. Then you shift focus to libraries which reduce repetition in form components. And while you’re at it, tools which validate user input would certainly help. Tools like react-forms and formsy-react and flux and redux and RxJS and as one redditor put it: I’ve been evaluating a few frameworks out there. It’s been the bane of my existence for the past two weeks. Wasn’t the whole idea that tools would save you time? Why spend two weeks investigating when you could have implemented the most important part in three minutes? Its not even like you’d have to think that hard; all you have to do is follow this exercise