Um, no? Should there be? Oh, you're talking about the 'tweaking'? Sorry, I was talking about some specialised edge cases where it just isn't worth trying to m

Um, no? Should there be? Oh, you're talking about the 'tweaking'? Sorry, I was talking about some specialised edge cases where it just isn't worth trying to make the work automated. Basically all of the boiler plate code is automated, and all of the unique code for each class is coded by hand. But generally it is about 60% boilerplate and 40% unique code. The result is that programmers do 60% less coding, and only need to muck around with the unique/interesting code. It's not perfect, but it takes a lot of the drudge out of the working day, which was kind of the point I was trying to make in the original post.