While it's less significant for HTML than code, verbose languages are problematic during reading as well as writing. While generating stub code for class decla

While it's less significant for HTML than code, verbose languages are problematic during reading as well as writing. While generating stub code for class declarations, getters, setters, etc., can help with writing boilerplate-y OO code quickly, anyone trying to read it to decipher its intent will still have to deal with all the clutter. That's more likely to cause problems in the long run.