scaffolding

For those folks, Docker in the raw ends up being a whole lot of confusing & unnecessary scaffolding.

You build an API/language layer as a scaffolding, to use it to build a higher level API/language layer.

The contractor was so convinced that the house would fall down that he refused to remove the scaffolding.

It is covered in little flaws due to the print process and also covered in scaffolding.

Maybe not as easy as other languages or frameworks, since there is some scaffolding, but it feels pretty minimal to me.

He got in through the roof, going up scaffolding on a derelict building next door.

Learning is all about constructing experiences on top of experiences, and your introductory experiences will always have degrees of artificiality and scaffolding.

If I may extend your metaphor, the problem then becomes the scaffolding that lies between architecture and features.

> if using a Python testing framework would resolve the need to maintain (NIH-style) all the scaffolding Depends what's in the scaffolding and what do you log.

The scaffolding grid system looks very similar, but just from browsing around MDL, I prefer Bootstraps implementation.

This website addresses the scaffolding idea, but it isn't very well written.

That metal structure looks like scaffolding pipe, or industrial modular storage.

I know what a scaffolding tool is, but I do not know what an "opinionated scaffolding tool" is.

The scaffolding is extremely helpful in getting them to write working code quickly, and that's a valuable trade-off with "real" coding.

Not sure what you mean by "and MVC on the server doesn't make sense anyway in this scenario" We're all familiar with MVC scaffolding from Rails by now, aren't we?

- Their "MVC support" section is really about scaffolding, and MVC on the server doesn't make sense anyway in this scenario.