Definitely a great way to lower the barrier to entry. The eject feature is sweet since it removes the risk of lock in. Looking forward to integrated unit testing libraries in a future release. While you're at it let's add redux. :)
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#12This is really great! However, I think this speaks to the need for a better API in general for this sort of stuff.
At the moment it's "all or nothing" in that you can decide to let everything be configured, or nothing be configured ("ejecting"). This makes perfect sense, but I think a more ideal solution would be having layers of configurability that let you more gracefully set your preferences without completely abandoning this tool's utility.
I'm not saying that's easy, but it's a direction I'd be excited to see.
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#13Just wanted to know, am I the only person who is unhappy with react ?
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#14The day we now see "compiled successfully" in the Command Line as the necessary "easy" starting point for frontend web devs.
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#15Just wanted to know, am I the only person who is unhappy with react ?
There are 7.4 billion people in the world. It's safe to assume you hold no unique opinions.
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#16What the heck is that terminal font?
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#17What the heck is that terminal font?
Other than a nasty eyesore? Good question..
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#19What the heck is that terminal font?
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#20What the heck is that terminal font?
Operator Mono