Srcpack is a zero-config CLI that bundles your codebase into semantic, indexed context files optimized for LLMs like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
Instead of pasting random files or hitting context limits, you define domain-based bundles (web, api, db, docs) and get clean, readable output with file boundaries and line numbers.
Perfect for refactors, reviews, debugging, and AI-assisted design on real-world repos.
Big update to React Starter Kit - we've solved one of the biggest pain points in modern web development: the performance tax of JavaScript-heavy marketing pages.
The Problem Every Startup Faces
You know the drill. You build a beautiful React app, everything works great, then your marketing team asks for a simple copy change and suddenly you're worried about breaking user authentication. Or worse, your perfectly crafted landing page takes 3 seconds to load because it's downloading your entire app bundle just to show some text and images.
I've been tinkering with the repo lately and just created a few "good first issues" on GitHub stuff like quick bug fixes or doc improvements that shouldn't take too much time. They're perfect if you're new to contributing or just want to help out casually.
Check 'em out here: https://github.com/kriasoft/reac...
Would be cool to get some new perspectives on this. Drop any questions below!
I'm thrilled to launch the latest evolution of React Starter Kit here on PH. I first open-sourced this back in 2014 on GitHub, right when React was exploding and everyone was figuring out Webpack. It became a go-to for devs wanting a quick start without the setup grind, and it's powered countless projects since.
