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There are some claims to this thrown recently: * create-react-app serves as a very basic frontend template for a React project. It eliminates worrying about Ba
by jitl 6y ago
There are some claims to this thrown recently:
* create-react-app serves as a very basic frontend template for a React project. It eliminates worrying about Babel, webpack, polyfills, etc
* next.js / nuxt.js solve both front-end and backend for React / Vue. Likewise they package webpack, Babel, typescript, etc, and also help with bundle splitting, routing, and server-side rendering that used to take 30 different packages and 6 think-piece blog posts. It’s good stuff (I can speak for Next, dunno about Nuxt)
- williamdclt 6y ago> create-react-app serves as a very basic frontend template for a React project. It eliminates worrying about [...] Until you need to do something that CRA doesn't do. Then you have to learn about babel/webpack/whatever AND how to do get CRA to play ball with it. I'm still on the fence on whether CRA and its leaky abstractions is better than a boilerplate with working config files exposed
- jitl 6y agoBut, CRA comes with a button that turns it into a boilerplate with working config files.