yes, but our definition of boilerplate is probably wider than usual. e.g. class definition, constructor injection, junit test layout: @beforeAll, @beforeEach etc. Main method/entrypoint construction of all units. As well as package management deployment etc.
i.e. we consider the majority of your application project to be boilerplate, all except your core business logic. This allows you to generate pretty much everything other than your core functions.
i.e. we consider the majority of your application project to be boilerplate, all except your core business logic. This allows you to generate pretty much everything other than your core functions.