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It's crucial for developers to learn how to configure their own coding stack.
This foundational skill is key to growth and adaptability in tech. While starter kits offer a good starting point, they shouldn't replace the essential know-how of setup and configuration in my opinion.
There are a few things that I am looking for before I'd buy this though:
- An update commitment. When I come back to doing web dev, I want to know that this boilerplate is up-to-date. For example, expect Sveltekit updates within 30 days of a major release, expect integration libraries updated within 90 days of major release, minor versions & patches will be updated automatically assuming they pass tests. - Integration testing. I'd like to know that each integration has tests written, and that they are still passing. I'd hate to spin up a project and run in to an issue, only to realize that either an integration hasn't been updated or that something there is failing. - A product roadmap. I'd like to know what other integrations are planned and when they can be roughly expected. - Launch Leopard Lite? A free boilerplate with Sveltekit+Tailwind+DaisyUI+SEO stuff to try things out.
Good luck!