Making my own framework and using it as an upstream for projects : <p>I’m a freelancer making websites for clients. I have my own devstack based on React and Node. Currently, when I’m developing a new site, I just copy the last project that I’ve programmed and modify routes, pages and so on. When I add some new functionality (update webpack 1 to 2 and so on), I then have to do it manually at each project (or I don’t do it at all).</p>

<p>I’d like to have a more professional approach to this. Can you recommend me some materials or attitudes towards it? </p>

<p>My current goal is this: Have a repo (private github and after verification give it public) with my devstack (framework). Everytime I start a new project, I fork it (so that it stays as upstream origin) and start developing. Everytime I change some core functionality or add something that I want to have in other projects too, I want to push it somehow to the devstack repo. I could also copy this code to the devstack manually, but I don’t want to write it twice, so a better approach would help.</p>

<p>How can I do that, is my idea good? Basically, some recommendation if it makes sence at all and some link to an article would help me enough. Thank you.</p>
