No, two weeks to take a deep dive into all the associated dependencies for doing a universal SPA. Learning the details of webpack (which requires more googling

No, two weeks to take a deep dive into all the associated dependencies for doing a universal SPA. Learning the details of webpack (which requires more googling than reading the documentation), auditioning several flux implementations (and there's relay if you want to go down the graphql rabbit hole), routing libraries, and server page rendering configurations. There's no single way to do this and everybody has their own boilerplate set up on github. You can just get started with one of those, but if you don't understand what's going on under the hood, you'll be up the creek when something breaks and you're on the clock. I'm extremely uncomfortable working with something professionally until I have a good understanding of the source at least at the highest level of abstraction. Unfortunately this seems to be the only way to survive in the NPM ecosystem, pulling down and spending an hour reading the source of every variation of large dependency you might need. Hence the two weeks. Not that it's such a bad way to do things, reading the source. It's just a lot slower than people generally expect web development to take these days.