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.
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 core libraries with some conventions about project structure, toolchain, and modularity.
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 core libraries with some conventions about project structure, toolchain, and modularity.