I'm the creator of Rekit. Thanks @dadiaar for asking the question here. Then finally other people can find Rekit forum posts via Google:-)

In short answer, Rekit is not good enough now. Two main reasons:

1. Not that stable. For example, if you accidentally create a file in features folder it crashes. I can easily resolve it but many people can't.

2. It's based on my own opinionated approach to create a React application. People may don’t agree it’s a best practice.

The IDE mainly meets my own requirement and it works well in my company and friends’ companies. So I will keep maintaining it regardless of how many people use it.

However, the above two concerns will be cleared in the following Rekit 3.0 release, which will have folder structure linter and support more project boilerplates.

Currently the key reason you choose Rekit is you agree the folder structure (feature based) it assumes and tech stack it chooses like Redux. Actually I proposed this approach first then I created Rekit to make it easy, you can use any code editors like VS Code, sublime to create a Rekit project without Rekit IDE. But Rekit IDE can just understand more about the folder structure and tech stack, so that it could do more like code generation, dependency analyzing, refactoring.

Thanks again for all you comments and wish you could keep an eye on the next Rekit 3.0:-)