For anyone who hasn't come across it yet, I would highly recommend Next.js because it seems like it is quickly becoming the standard for bootstrapping and developing React.js projects.
It is a super quick set up and provides a fantastic developer experience.
For bootstrapping applications, they have a create-next-app option as well as a TON of Next.js examples to either start from or implement into your existing project.
I've been developing with React for about ~3 years now and it is by far the most exciting framework that I have come across. They balance user experience and developer experience very well leading to great productivity and results!
Next.js Conf is actually going on right now (started yesterday) which has a TON of great new features in version 10 if you want to see more.
For anyone who hasn't come across it yet, I would highly recommend Next.js because it seems like it is quickly becoming the standard for bootstrapping and developing React.js projects.
It is a super quick set up and provides a fantastic developer experience.
For bootstrapping applications, they have a create-next-app option as well as a TON of Next.js examples to either start from or implement into your existing project.
Not an expert in it, but I like it a lot 😍
I've been developing with React for about ~3 years now and it is by far the most exciting framework that I have come across. They balance user experience and developer experience very well leading to great productivity and results!
Next.js Conf is actually going on right now (started yesterday) which has a TON of great new features in version 10 if you want to see more.
I did listen a couple of talks yesterday, awesome stuff 💯