Open ericelliott opened 9 years ago
List of must-have generators:
Generator-element & generator-polymer
:+1:
I haven't used them but there generators for x-tag & brick as well
Yeah, generator-element supports x-tag and brick, I think. =)
Yes and those projects have their own as well
This iojs generator includes some good ideas.
First things first:
I'm working on a production module boilerplate loosely inspired by the iojs generator above. It seems like this should be top priority, since it's likely to be used daily.
Would be great to have optional support for TypeScript in the package boilerplate.
@ericelliott I know you are not a fan of TS but from my experience it has greatly increased my productivity (auto-complete, instant in-editor errors, etc.).
@lcrespom Sounds like a great idea as a composable scaffold. I haven't seen any developments on that since last September. It needs a champion. Want to be the champion? =)
I took a look at the composable scaffold issue/request... maybe it is too high level for me to do it on my free time and on small task bursts... actually I am not even a user (yet?) of Cloverfield.
I will investigate further and try to help...
Every opinionated framework has its own ideas about where to put stuff. e.g. Meteor has
client
,server
andlib
directories.We need the ability to quickly and easily configure where to put compiled JavaScript bundles, CSS, HTML templates, etc... See the array of folders in Substack's ironic taskrunner. Yeah... kinda like that, except that every generator should be able to read your file config and put things in the appropriate places, so you only have to write your config once to have it used by everything. You can roll your own everything as Substack suggests, but having all the meaningless choices made for you is better.
With some meaningless choices made for you, your team gets to spend less time bikeshedding, and more time building useful things.