immer VS proposal-dynamic-import

The main difference between other tools on this list and react-boilerplate is that, post setup, we get a highly opinionated, yet highly feature-rich development setup with feature support for react-router for routing, redux for state management, redux-saga for enhancing redux, reselect for optimization, immer for immutability and styled components for fast-tracking development. Even the project structure is highly opinionated with separation between containers (connected to redux store) and components that are pure components.

Something like dynamic import() could do the trick, but that ends up chunking your build rather than omitting what you don't need/want.

I've looked at the official proposal (https://github.com/tc39/proposal-dynamic-import) and it seems possible to do something like this:

Support for modern JavaScript features like async/await, rest/spread, dynamic imports right out of the box which make the developer's life easier.

You can just use the javascript import() syntax if you want to dynamically import a simple javascript module. next/dynamic just adds some extra stuff on top of that to make React components work without having to handle the promise yourself..