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Full-Stack Redux Tutorial
- msoad 11y agoThis is much better than a boilerplate project. Problem with starting from a boilerplate is that you don't know how everything got to that point.
- capkutay 11y agoThey use the word 'boilerplate' too liberally. A 10-page app with a bunch of screens you won't use is just an example application.
- sotojuan 11y agoIt's not the boilerplate's fault though. I don't know why but newbies to the React ecosystem keep try to learn from them. As you said, it doesn't help at all. If you see someone trying to get into React, redirect them here: https://cdn.rawgit.com/gaearon/react-makes-you-sad/1377b6a6cdc644adfea6bf238f06c75d33ed6f1e/fatigue.svg https://cdn.rawgit.com/gaearon/react-makes-you-sad/1377b6a6c...
- 49531 11y agoI wrote a react-starter app a few months ago for my friends I was trying to convert to react, and so I could streamline making smaller prototypes. As a teaching tool it was ok, but people kept getting tripped up by the webpack / build tool phase of the app. It's different than the way most people start apps with angular or backbone. I also dislike boilerplates, I hate making a project with someone else's legacy code baked in. I thought it would be nice to have a dependency wrap around the webpack / babel api for me, so I made https://github.com/eanplatter/enclave https://github.com/eanplatter/enclave. So far it's helped my noob friends get introduced to React without having to think about webpack, but also doesn't add boilerplate code to the app. Sorry for the shameless plug, just thought it might be relevant :D
- ZaneA 11y agoWhat tool is used to create the diagrams here? Is it GraphViz or something else? Looks very nice
- kleebeesh 11y agoThis was one of the first tutorials that got me into React. Very comprehensive, but I never did understand the necessity for using actions and stores on the server.