Thanks for the comment. Valid point. It encourages me to write tutorials to shorten the learning curve. Building a tool for non-developers is too much effort for me. I should mention that some parts of the stack, say MobX, has a shorter learning curve, in my opinion, than an alternative, Redux.
I tried a bunch of tool from JS world, this stack, once learned, is easily manageable by really small technical teams (1-3 people).
Overall, I am from the camp "whatever works, customers don't care about stack". Just posted to HN to see if something is not clear in the README or some features can be added/removed from boilerplate.
EDIT: I did not answer your question. Majority of signups at the demo app is web development agencies and freelancers.
I tried a bunch of tool from JS world, this stack, once learned, is easily manageable by really small technical teams (1-3 people).
Overall, I am from the camp "whatever works, customers don't care about stack". Just posted to HN to see if something is not clear in the README or some features can be added/removed from boilerplate.
EDIT: I did not answer your question. Majority of signups at the demo app is web development agencies and freelancers.