Why you might not need MVC with React.js

React.js is a relatively new Javascript templating engine that has two-way-bindings like AngularJS or Batman. The interesting idea here is that React keeps a virtual copy of the DOM tree in memory, and when you re-render, it only changes the DOM as little as required. That means if you re-render a list with 1000 items, and only one item has changed, the browser-DOM will only remove and add a single element instead of 1000 elements. This makes React.js views insanely fast.

The attached article proposes that React.js is so fast that you don't even need to split your screen into sub-views anymore. You can simply re-render the entire screen every single time.