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Dev tools · March 28, 2020

React Milkshake Serverless

A NextJS serverless starterkit for building web apps faster

React Milkshake Serverless launched on March 28, 2020 with 2 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.

What it does

A Next.js boilerplate that comes with a custom CLI for increased productivity and that is designed for high-performance web applications. Built on top of Firebase and Cloud Firestore for reducing costs and infinite scalability.

Save time and build high-performance apps faster with React Milkshake

Skip writing boilerplate code and build high-performance apps faster with React Milkshake. Start with a boilerplate designed for scalability & performance so you can focus on the bushiness logic. Boost your productivity by using the CLI for generating boilerplate code. From simple components and pages to actions, reducers, sagas & services. Build with quality code. Keeping things simple so you can start building your product from day 1. Allow your users to sign up and login to your application. Save time and don't worry about reset password flows, forms, notifications and authenticated routes. Or go complete Serverless with Firestore Generate components or use the CLI handle the create most…from reactmilkshake.com

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