You could also use rest operator for doing this. const { type , status,_id, ...rest} = value const details = { [ type ]: { ...rest } } return {...acc, ...details}

If you're talking about hosting the static site, github pages or firebase would be a better option for you. But you can also host it on s3.

Franz Pouchet Yes they work in exactly the same way as it works with npm. No issues with it.

JS can be weird at times. I wanted to try my hands on Scala and I found it weird because it had too much syntax to remember and the dev has the liberty to follow imperative(OO) or functional approach or both. A good language should enforce things so that very few things remain as best practice. I personally like Python for this very fact. Code won't run w/o indentation and that's how it's.

Sublime's license does cost $70 but that does not mean the free version lacks any features. They just pop in a reminder to buy their product.

question being why? It's hard to convince my colleagues to use single quotes and this way we can't set the ESLint and not get any errors. They're way too reluctant to use double quotes.

I've a habit to use single quotes all along in my JS,JSX files. How do I convince my team to do so. I don't see any obvious advantages? Can you tell me.

NPM because I don't think I need YARN as of now

I personally don't hate jQuery at all. It's the only resort if not building any Single page or complex logic app. It's bad to mix jQuery with react though. Following are the possible reasons: It's useless to add jQuery library, it takes time to download jQuery is slower than vanillaJS. Whenever you can use vanilla easily there ain't no need for jQuery.

I've used both material-ui react and material angular. I also faced the speed issue with material-ui react when I first used it. What you'd be doing wrong is not running webpack in production environment. Development version is usually slow and also shows warnings on console.. Add this line to your webpack.config.js plugins: [ new webpack.DefinePlugin({ 'process.env' : { 'NODE_ENV' : JSON .stringify( 'production' ) } }) ], Also read about how to optimize your react app here.. http://moduscreate.com/optimizing-react-es6-webpack-production-build/