Heex and components are essentially one-in-the-same. Heex enabled components upon its release and now the framework is (rightfully) pushing components.
Forms I agree with, though I don't feel that pain too badly. Having to be more explicit than just passing in raw parameters to an update function actually has its benefits (though I'm sure better forms are coming along).
Agreed that the framework is moving faster than the available literature on it, though people are doing their best and are doing a pretty good job of keeping up.
What is it about the boilerplate that annoys you? It's quite a bit less than Rails, though that's my only point of comparison unless you're going to unfairly compare it to a microframework. There aren't any generated files that I'm not thankful I can easily edit if I need to.
Forms I agree with, though I don't feel that pain too badly. Having to be more explicit than just passing in raw parameters to an update function actually has its benefits (though I'm sure better forms are coming along).
Agreed that the framework is moving faster than the available literature on it, though people are doing their best and are doing a pretty good job of keeping up.
What is it about the boilerplate that annoys you? It's quite a bit less than Rails, though that's my only point of comparison unless you're going to unfairly compare it to a microframework. There aren't any generated files that I'm not thankful I can easily edit if I need to.