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I’ve seen a few that let you fork a repo with all that boilerplate set up and you just have a few stubbed methods to fill out, and that seems reasonable. But go
by parpfish 1y ago
I’ve seen a few that let you fork a repo with all that boilerplate set up and you just have a few stubbed methods to fill out, and that seems reasonable. But going from 0->1 on an app is so much grunt work and I doubt the reviewers would even look into all of it
- worthless-trash 1y agoI believe they don't. I think its a filter that they want people they can push into too much work to apply.
- danpalmer 1y agoI would say that's reasonable, although it again sorta depends on the stubbed methods and what you're trying to figure out from them, and I'd question the necessity of the boilerplate - can't you just implement the methods?