// the take
A grab-bag of starter templates for frontend stacks — React/RN/Vue with optional TypeScript, Webpack or Parcel, MobX or Redux, plus Electron and Chrome extension boilerplates. Useful if you want to see a bare-bones config for a specific stack combination rather than scaffolding one from scratch with create-react-app or Vite.
Covers a genuinely wide spread of stack combinations in one place — Electron+Vue, Electron+Webpack+TS, Chrome extension with Parcel+React, Flutter examples — so you can diff two setups side by side instead of hunting separate repos. Each boilerplate is small and self-contained, which makes it easy to copy just the one directory you need instead of pulling in a generator with opinions baked in.
The top-level README is the unedited GitHub template text (it still says 'Here's a blank template to get started' and references placeholder names like wx-chevalier/repo) — nobody finished writing docs for the project as a whole. No push since October 2023, and these boilerplates are exactly the kind of thing that rots fast: Webpack 2/4, old Electron versions, and MobX/Redux patterns that have since been superseded by newer defaults in each ecosystem. There's no indication any of these configs are tested in CI, so you're trusting that a two-year-old snapshot still installs and builds cleanly.
We read the README, the directory tree and a key source file in October 2026. Nobody pays to be listed. How we judge →