boilerplate

A boilerplate rejection in 1 day (or even that night) is 10x better than a more specific email.

The difference isn't the actual print operation; it's all the boilerplate that has to go around it.

But regarding API, at least the parts that concern me, FFmpeg is a bit fuller and requires less boilerplate.

With a lengthy and well thought out rebuttal, adding boilerplate niceties detracts from the detraction.

The general need for more boilerplate is a slight nuisance, which makes languages like Python and Ruby slightly better for getting started.

Personally, I was looking for some Ruby that wasn't boilerplate or some Javascript that wasn't other people's libraries.

In C99, you could write (struct foo) {a, b, c} without any boilerplate.

When a writer expects me to read a bunch of self-indulgent cliche boilerplate I usually hit the back button.

It hasn't gotten a lot of attention because Orleans forces you down implementing odd boilerplate and static interfaces which feels very un-actor like.

And Java and C# are overloaded with so much boilerplate syntax that someone trying to learn the basics gets overwhelmed in the first 10 seconds.

It seems to just add boilerplate and indirection for little benefit.

I don't know about you, but I find myself writing boilerplate code very often.

It's true that Java needs boilerplate code even for "hello world" but this isn't a real issue and the IDE produces it for you.

Ie, the documents you provide are just "suggestions" or boilerplate for a professional to base their work off of, and those professionals are the ones who are actually liable for mistakes or oversights.