Echo JS 0.11.0

Although not mentioned, if you are using babel anyways (for React), may as well get async/await support, which makes redux-thunks *MUCH* easier to use and understand for async operations, for most use cases... no it won't support really weird edge cases with multiple events against the same resource, but it's good enough for the vast majority of use cases in normal conditions.

Hy I agree with your point. Even though this article explains about the async/await I feel with thunk you can do many stuffs. But Sagas I guess takes this to next level when you design a really complex use case.