Overview:

The react-redux-boilerplate project is no longer maintained and not recommended for starting new projects in 2020. While it is considered the ultimate starter template for React projects, it has a steep learning curve and is not beginner-friendly. However, it offers a solid, battle-tested base for experienced developers who want to build a product using React.

Features:

• React.js version 16 and React Router 5
• Redux.js with Redux saga and Reselect
• Babel with ES6, ESNext, Airbnb, and React/Recommended config
• Webpack version 4 with hot reloading, code splitting, and optimized production build
• Jest with Enzyme for testing
• ESlint for linting
• SCSS for styling

Installation:

To start using the react-redux-boilerplate, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/flexdinesh/react-redux-boilerplate.git
2. Move to the appropriate directory: cd react-redux-boilerplate
3. Install dependencies: yarn or npm install
4. Start the example app: npm start (this will run the app at http://localhost:3000)

Summary:

The react-redux-boilerplate is a no longer maintained project that provides a comprehensive and advanced starting point for React projects. It includes the latest tools and practices in the industry and offers features such as React.js, Redux.js, Babel, Webpack, testing with Jest and Enzyme, ESlint for linting, and SCSS for styling. While it has a steep learning curve and is not recommended for beginners, it can serve as a solid foundation for experienced developers who want to build a React application.