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I think it really depends on the project. If it’s a project for work it often has a deadline and thus saving all the time I can by using boilerplates or anythin
by _benj 5y ago
I think it really depends on the project. If it’s a project for work it often has a deadline and thus saving all the time I can by using boilerplates or anything else is usually the way to go.
When is a project for myself I’m personally more interested in understanding how my code works (I mean, I don’t need to know the internals of sqlite…)
- SandroRybarik 5y agoDo you think there is a need for centralised place with curated starter templates that are also kept updated on regular basis?
- _benj 5y agoFor work projects, absolutely. It would be and easier sell to a tech/product manager if there's some credibility behind the boiler plate (who's using it, last update, github stars...) For personal project, I wouldn't find them that useful unless they are clean enough that I can understand what they are, what are they doing and how they are doing it, instead of me starting from scratch.