Re:Lessons learned as a React contractor
by acemarke on Thursday January 05, 2017 @06:33PM
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Mostly because you can get the benefit of improvements to the build config just by updating the one `react-scripts` dependency. For example, 0.8 enabled proper sourcemaps support in Webpack (and 0.8.2 bumped the Webpack dependency to fix a problem with not being able to set breakpoints in sourcemapped code). If you eject, you don't get those easy updates, as the config files are now a permanent part of your own project.
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Re:Lessons learned as a React contractor
by jowiar on Thursday January 05, 2017 @07:13PM
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There are a couple dealbreakers for now, but I'm seriously looking forward to the day I can migrate our stack ON to create-react-app largely for this reason. Having other people working to make my dev experience better is a huge plus.
Re:Lessons learned as a React contractor
by chrisweekly on Friday January 06, 2017 @12:19AM
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Next.js (built on top of React and Redux, by the ppl who brought us socket.io) is a zero-config option that looks way better to me than CRA.