Thank you Product Hunt, for featuring us!
After getting a good response on our initial offering of MERN, we have kept working on it to make it even better. MERN v2.0 ships with a lot of new features: with a neat modular file structure; code splitting, and hot reloading for React components; i18n support; Docker support; and an ability to customise your MERN stack the way you want it, there is a lot to love. We can't wait to hear what you think about it, and where you end up using it. Do let us know by tweeting at @mern_io :)
What kind of differences would you say exists between MERN 2.0 and the popular react-boilerplate repo created by Max Stoiber? The project looks great, btw!
@triptych One of the primary concern we receive for MERN is that it is heavy. So, we are planning to make a base version with essential features and provide additional features in the form of plugins which can easily be added.
MongoDB's schema-less nature can lead to data integrity challenges, and Node.js may struggle with CPU-heavy tasks. Overall, MERN is excellent for agile, real-time applications but requires careful architectural planning for complex systems.
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