I think anything recommended by Dan Abramov is safe to use. I'm not a fan of the popular react/redux boilerplates because most of them are very opinionated. Man

I think anything recommended by Dan Abramov is safe to use. I'm not a fan of the popular react/redux boilerplates because most of them are very opinionated. Many boilerplate authors will actually invent new conventions within the boilerplate (e.g. use my new framework to do API calls). Yet their code is left uncommented and they assume you will just believe that their conventions are actually beneficial to follow. You're better off just starting from scratch. I was once down-voted heavily on HN for saying the React ecosystem seems immature (this was about a year ago). A year later, it still seems like there's no consensus on how to build scalable apps with react.