It was hard to fit the title of the page along with a proper description but you can search through over 83 React boilerplate setups on github and even filter by the needed features of each, for example: Redux, Webpack, CSS Modules, live reload, ES6
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Yup, a very useful tool. Along with that, I've got a short list of a few useful boilerplates, in three categories: simple ones for learners, complex ones for full apps, and several that demonstrate specific concepts:
Also orders by Most starred, Most recently updated, Number of Least Dependencies, and Most Dependencies