As someone who works for themself, balancing productivity with learning is on my mind a lot.
Yes, creating my own boilerplate is attractive from a learning experience. Except when it's not learning but figuring out how to configure Webpack. Or how to get HMR working. Then it just becomes a chore and I explore Github for the best boilerplate for my needs.
To me, a boilerplate and a library aren't significantly different. The former is just exposed a lot more.
Yes, creating my own boilerplate is attractive from a learning experience. Except when it's not learning but figuring out how to configure Webpack. Or how to get HMR working. Then it just becomes a chore and I explore Github for the best boilerplate for my needs.
To me, a boilerplate and a library aren't significantly different. The former is just exposed a lot more.