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survivejs / react-component-boilerplate

Boilerplate for React.js components (MIT)
https://survivejs.github.io/react-component-boilerplate/
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Added del-cli and cross-env for package scripts to work on Windows #40

Closed alebrozzo closed 7 years ago

alebrozzo commented 7 years ago

closes #39

bebraw commented 7 years ago

Thanks. 👍

bebraw commented 7 years ago

Note that I'm looking for active maintainers for the boilerplate. It likely does a little too much but some of the ideas are solid.

alebrozzo commented 7 years ago

Thank you! I still don't feel confident enough to be able to maintain such a project and I don't create components so often as to use it much, but if I do get to the point of actually knowing what I am doing, I will gladly help! BTW, I followed your webpack and react tutorials and I did promised (via Disquss) to buy you coffee if I was able to change jobs thanks to them... which I did, and I'd like to pay my debt now. How could I buy you a coffee / donate to any of your projects, if any?

bebraw commented 7 years ago

BTW, I followed your webpack and react tutorials and I did promised (via Disquss) to buy you coffee if I was able to change jobs thanks to them... which I did, and I'd like to pay my debt now. How could I buy you a coffee / donate to any of your projects, if any?

I'm happy with the PR, thanks! Maybe you can buy a book from me unless you did already. 👍

alebrozzo commented 7 years ago

I'll probably do that then! can you point me to the right link?

bebraw commented 7 years ago

Here's the bundle. Note that the webpack book comes with some extra bits (poster, cheatsheet, QA with Tobias).

You can also find the webpack book on Kindle (about $10).

alebrozzo commented 7 years ago

Done! Bought the React only but paid more than the minimum because I wanted you to have that coffee :D