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I've been researching and looking into the best way at present to do a large-scale enterprise / battle-ready enterprise project and the one that looks best to me thus far is https://github.com/jaredpalmer/react-production-starter.
I guess I could use some background on the high-level goals of Fountain -- are you aiming to just be a scaffold at the low level for quickly starting a new project, but primarily simple ones? Or is there a goal to provide a clear path for projects both simple and complex?
If the answer is the former, then I think it would be worth considering options for integrating some of the features that large-scale applications will want like code-splitting and isomorphic / hydration for React apps.
I've opened a PR on their repo (jaredpalmer/razzle#254) just to send the message through both channels, apologies if I'm off base with this, feel free to just close.
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Thanks for the kind words. However, react-production-starter is about to change dramatically; I plan to combine it with razzle (my current build system) in the near future. Not sure if that impacts what you are doing here.
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I've been researching and looking into the best way at present to do a large-scale enterprise / battle-ready enterprise project and the one that looks best to me thus far is https://github.com/jaredpalmer/react-production-starter.
I guess I could use some background on the high-level goals of Fountain -- are you aiming to just be a scaffold at the low level for quickly starting a new project, but primarily simple ones? Or is there a goal to provide a clear path for projects both simple and complex?
If the answer is the former, then I think it would be worth considering options for integrating some of the features that large-scale applications will want like code-splitting and isomorphic / hydration for React apps.
I've opened a PR on their repo (jaredpalmer/razzle#254) just to send the message through both channels, apologies if I'm off base with this, feel free to just close.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: