Gomplate is a super easy templating tool that wraps golang's template library with some useful built in functions. It's not as extensive as starlark but it is d

Gomplate is a super easy templating tool that wraps golang's template library with some useful built in functions. It's not as extensive as starlark but it is dead simple to get going with. Also, my company (VMware) has a really powerful YAML templating engine called ytt. I originally hated it and dunked on it constantly but have grown to love it. It makes creating composable and modular YAML really easy, which is extremely unfortunate that this is a real thing, but when you need it, you need it. Lastly, Cucumber isn't _unknown_ unknown, but I wish it was more widely used. Behavior testing is really useful even if the program has great test coverage underneath. Being able to express tests in pure English that do stuff is powerful and can be a bargaining chip for crucial conversations with product sometimes if done correctly. I mean, yes, we have GPTs that can write tests from prompts written in your language of choice and GPT Vision can manipulate a browser, but Cucumber is an easy stand-in IMO that is cheap and free!