Would it be accurate to say that Relay's approach works best for component-based apps (not React components, "component" in the more general sense) - that is, the app is made up of a bunch of mostly separate components that encapsulate their own state, like {Feed, Ads, Groups, Messaging, Photos, Events, Minifeed}, which don't really share much state and don't require central coordination?
Not really. It's true that those kinds of "components" will usually live on their own routes, but there's nothing intrinsic to the framework that favors that particular kind of app structure.
I'd like to phrase dustingetz' question slightly differently: if you're building an app that does not have multiple relatively independent parts as dustin describes, does Relay still have a major advantage over what's currently common? (i.e. if one page is only ever one "thing", how is it better than just calling the right APIs from the router be done with it?)
