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Re:The State of JavaScript 2018 by ticmasta on Monday November 19, 2018 @11:13AM (#18487391)
especially for new developers and organizations. You have a choice between a wide-open landscape and a script that you're deathly afraid to eject because you can never go back. Neither is great for someone considering adoption for a new commercial product.
Re:The State of JavaScript 2018 by chrisweekly on Monday November 19, 2018 @01:36PM (#18488571)
Yeah, I hear you about the "eject" problem for create-react-app. In CRA1, react-app-rewired emerged as a reasonable approach to no-eject config extension, but CRA2's switch to Webpack 4 (itself having moved towards zero-config) broke almost all the rewired plugins. There are solutions in the works (eg babel-plugin-macros), and alt approaches like Neutrino, but timing is tough right now as there isn't a clearly-established and well-lit path for good defaults plus low-maintenance config.