Using Scaffolding Tools to Generate Boilerplate Code

Build your software’s boilerplate logic using scaffolding tools

Christopher Laine
IT Dead Inside
Published in
7 min readNov 18, 2019

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What We Love About Writing Software

Why do you write software? I am asking rhetorically, of course. I already have a pretty good idea as to the why. Devs love writing software for the kinds of reasons one would expect.

  • Solving problems
  • Facing challenges
  • Creating something new
  • Learning new domains
  • Helping people do things better / faster.

Engineers love writing software because it allows them a creative outlet to solve interesting problems. It is the challenge which drives us, the chance to solve complex problems in a new and interesting way. It is a really good feeling to see a problem become a solution, YOUR solution. It’s that satisfaction which keeps me coding even to this day.

And this is really why we are hired as developers in the first place. We are there not just to write code, but to solve problems. This is where our value lies, and this is where we are at our best.

Standardise Anything That Can Be

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