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The point is why do you want to write things from scratch each time you start a new project? That is a huge waste of time and also a huge waste of resources ( m
by ganarajpr 13y ago
The point is why do you want to write things from scratch each time you start a new project? That is a huge waste of time and also a huge waste of resources ( money ? ) for whoever is paying for the project.
- iLoch 13y agoScratch? Use Yeoman.
- efdee 13y agoDoes anyone use Yeoman for serious projects? I've tried it, but in the end you just end up subscribing to someone else's idea of a good app structure. I found myself constantly rearranging everything. Then again, I'm really not a big fan of "code generation" tools.
- iLoch 13y agoMeh, I find it to be useful. Of course it doesn't always get you to where you want to be - but you can always create your own generators as an easy way to bootstrap your own projects.
- lobo_tuerto 13y agoI think it's immediate value is in boostraping new projects.
- WalterSear 13y agoI clone the generator repos that I use mostly, and have set them up the way I want, but yes, it's primary value is bootstrapping new things, obviously.
- Bahamut 13y agoWe're using it in a big app right now and have been happy with it in general.
- jerf 13y ago"Angular" or "Write things from scratch" is a false dichotomy.