The work you have done here is useful, but as pointed out in the original article, articles very quickly become outdated in the Javascript ecosystem. It's not j

The work you have done here is useful, but as pointed out in the original article, articles very quickly become outdated in the Javascript ecosystem. It's not just how libraries work (I haven't looked through the list too much, but I'm sure there are plenty of articles suggesting a Webpack 1.x configuration) but also the recommended way of doing things and what tools to use that changes. I guess this is one of the advantages Rails has being a monolith - as it provides nearly everything, it's very easy for them to keep up to date documentation of the 'Rails way' to do things. React and Redux have been relatively stable, but it's everything else that goes along with it that is the issue.