Hi, I've made a library that can handle routing and creating/updating with a remote backend. It also use a Bearer token to access routes with authentication.

I plan to add caching, built-in auth actions and pagination.

It is well documented and it should be quite straight forward using it !

Redux is an entire ecosystem. I'd love to know what additional projects you rely on to create redux apps. Projects like redux-actions for example. You could write them yourself or rely on existing packages.

As a new redux user I find them confusing even though I understand they are solving a pain. Curious how you use them.

I think the app needs to be more than just a boilerplate. The user should be able to download the code and get started pretty easily without doing too much. I'd like to work on this with everyone and see how this compares to my own solution I'm using in my app right now.

Also to help understand the codebase we should be clear about what the application is doing right upfront. Does anyone have a specific starting spot they like more or less? Eager to get started on this. :D

My friend Matt has created something that you might find interesting, it's called meatier https://github.com/mattkrick/meatier

It's a meteor-like full stack application and it pretty much solves a lot of the higher mentioned requirements, running version is accessible at meatier.io

On top of that you should also check his newest creation, redux-operations https://github.com/mattkrick/redux-operations

the example is here: https://github.com/mattkrick/redux-operations-counter-example as it solves few unique problems as well! As always, your input and critique would be very appreciate.

I'm working on https://github.com/vkbansal/andromeda, a small app for managing github stars.

I started working on this - but it's my experimental playground so I haven't shared before:

The stack I'm using:

It's highly opinionated in a few places:

I've got something which might help started here: https://github.com/hedleysmith/redux-crud-example it uses Docker to build a simple backend API as well as the frontend app which I've found useful. Needs a fair bit of work still! Auth could be tricky to demonstrate without getting complex, focusing on CRUD might make things clearer?

I've made a start with one, it's got authentication, unit tests and uses reduxforms it's currently being used on a large crud app atm. It's a starting point

https://github.com/export-mike/react-redux-boilerplate

It would also be great to include unit and integration testing!

Any example apps in mind that could cover all this?