[pc86]

I was excited for what I thought this was but half of these seems to be just stacks. "Use SvelteKit and Supabase" is not a boilerplate and just linking to Svelte doesn't actually provide any useful information. One just links to the Bun runtime.

It's a good idea and it has promise but need to have a high bar for submissions in order to actually be useful.

[j45]

Maybe try it out.

It might remove steps to get the boilerplate in front of customers quicker, and iterate quicker than doing things manually.

I like Postgres a lot for many reasons.

Tools like Hasura and Nocodb/supabase/teable have their place though. It can seem a waste of time to build some admin UIs in the beginning but having something like this allows other folks in the business to participate.

[pc86]

I'm not sure what you're suggesting I try out.

Linking me to the bun runtime or the Svelte documentation and saying "here's a boilerplate for you" is not helpful when you're looking for something that you can just run `pnpm i` and start writing business logic, which is what all boilerplates purport to be at the end of the day.

[Zenzero]

Yes I was hoping to see some actual repos of boilerplate code. Just listing what libraries/languages go into a stack seems to lack usefulness.

It's like if I was looking for some Redux boilerplate and I just get linked to Redux.