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Added a new starter kit to the boilerplate section named as React Enterprise Starter Kit. I have created this codebase from scratch and this includes the following list of configurations.

React-Redux Saga Middleware All necessary webpack loaders and plugins in which use has full control Complete eslint configured React Testing Library Prettier Pre-commit Hooks Webpack Chaching and content hashed files Server-Side Rendering Progressive web apps And a lot more.

@Haroenv - Seems like the status checks are not failing due to the changes in this pull request. Can we check and see if possibly we can merge this PR?

Currently, I am seeking alternatives to create-react-app, and this enterprise kit seems promising. However, my gripe with starter kits is that they (1.) get outdated incredibly quickly and (2.) do not help with ongoing maintenance once an app is already created. The latter issue is actually the only reason why I am still using create-react-app. It would be nice if there was a create-react-app alternative that aims for rolling updates instead of one-off copies.

Currently, I am seeking alternatives to create-react-app, and this enterprise kit seems promising. However, my gripe with starter kits is that they (1.) get outdated incredibly quickly and (2.) do not help with ongoing maintenance once an app is already created. The latter issue is actually the only reason why I am still using create-react-app. It would be nice if there was a create-react-app alternative that aims for rolling updates instead of one-off copies.

@fkirc - Thanks for appreciating, we are trying best to keep this starter-kit updated and are optimistic that we will be doing that, however, if you feel that this starter-kit can have improvements and please help us to maintain and scale by proving valuable comments or maybe by creating PR's. Let's make this starter kit mature and keep this updated.

Currently, I am seeking alternatives to create-react-app, and this enterprise kit seems promising. However, my gripe with starter kits is that they (1.) get outdated incredibly quickly and (2.) do not help with ongoing maintenance once an app is already created. The latter issue is actually the only reason why I am still using create-react-app. It would be nice if there was a create-react-app alternative that aims for rolling updates instead of one-off copies.

@fkirc - Thanks for appreciating, we are trying best to keep this starter-kit updated and are optimistic that we will be doing that, however, if you feel that this starter-kit can have improvements and please help us to maintain and scale by proving valuable comments or maybe by creating PR's. Let's make this starter kit mature and keep this updated.

@fkirc - Meanwhile you can use this enterprise-starter-kit and ask us to implement any feature that's missing.