Yes. And the create react app documentation actually links to parcel as an alternative. I messed around with webpack, gulp, and others for weeks trying to find

Yes. And the create react app documentation actually links to parcel as an alternative. I messed around with webpack, gulp, and others for weeks trying to find a good option that could handle my existing code alongside newer code that would be written in react and that could handle multiple entrypoints. I had a difficult time with most tools until I tried parcel, and it just worked. Have an entrypoints for a react app? Include that in the build and parcel can bundle and deploy with no configuration. It just knows it's react because of the import react statement. Want to use typescript with react? Just use .ts files. So my parcel command while developing is something like 'parcel watch src/*.ts. I just put my entrypoints there and my components below that. I've actually been able to just code for a while now without having to fuss with build tools.