Ask HN: Do you use starter/boilerplate code for projects?
Do you have favorite stack ready for any application?How much time do you spend on researching frameworks/stacks before coding?
Yeah I also dislike too many batteries included before actual development, but I like the idea of creating own starter template that is usable in every situation for given set of usecases.
Do you have favorite stack ready for any application?How much time do you spend on researching frameworks/stacks before coding?
I recently created very similiar project to simplify web dev.
In just 100LOC I came up with (I think clever) way of writing web apps without webpack or npm. Reactive, declarative, Elm-y style.
if you are interested: https://github.com/SandroRybarik/nameless
* data-binding, action-binding
* reactivity
* redux-style management system
* no webpack needed, works in .html file
* include whatever JS library you want. There is no transpiler or bundler!
* use template string stateless components