Is it okay to rely on react-create-app / vue-cli?

although it is said that the use of webpack webpack-dev-server, and then with babel transcoding, coupled with a variety of loaders and plugins can really be better, targeted to build a development environment.

but these configurations take too much time, even though you can understand what is in the configuration file and what it does. But I feel that it is too slow to write these things completely from 0. I have to check a lot of documents at a time, and what is more fatal is that these configurations are only written once, and if I don"t configure them often, they will be forgotten again after a period of time.

feels very similar to installing a black Apple system. You don"t have to worry about it if you install it once. It took a long time and then installed it, but then the mac system worked so well that you didn"t have a chance to install it again, so you won"t install it again.

I wonder if it is possible to build a "generic" environment with vue-cli or react-create-app first, and then modify the configuration based on this environment, which feels much faster.

Mar.01,2021

is basically enough, and it is convenient to expand and modify


if necessary. Of course, you can first practice borrowlism and use it, and then study and understand the relevant configuration as needed.


Yes, first initialize a project with vue-cli or react-create-app, customize the configuration, and then make your own scaffolding, publish it as a vue-cli template or put it on github


upstairs. In fact, what scaffolding does basically meets the needs of the project, but writing it yourself is another matter. Relatively sleeping scaffolding is a relatively standardized and recommended project structure and option configuration. If you make it yourself, you may have all kinds of problems. You will understand the principle while using it

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