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Well that depends. HTML + JS need a lot of boilerplate by definition, so generators are OK.
by lukasm 12y ago
Well that depends. HTML + JS need a lot of boilerplate by definition, so generators are OK.
- Silhouette 12y agoHTML + JS need a lot of boilerplate by definition If you accept that as axiomatic, I think you've already lost. Almost all of the boilerplate I see people assuming a new project needs is either not actually necessary at all or something widely used but needing specific customisation for each project, i.e., it's not really boilerplate in the sense that templates/generators/scaffolding tools reduce the overhead significantly.