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i never understood this affinity with paid boilerplates. i mean, the information to get started are there, for free! the argument is that it saves time. i coun
by seanvelasco 2y ago
i never understood this affinity with paid boilerplates. i mean, the information to get started are there, for free!
the argument is that it saves time. i counter that it takes more time to fix things when issues arise or when you're trying to make it fit more complex use cases.
- dcraciun 2y agoExactly that, this is why our product is "not" a paid boilerplate. We do offer a free boilerplate, but this only contains a popular folder structure + extra components that you can use or omit. What we actually offer is specific integrations for services like stripe, next-auth, all in a single click. We don't want to confine you to using a specific tech stack or specific implementation because that is wrong, like you pointed out. Our only goal is to help you save time, and do the bare minimum to automate mundane setup code for you.