If you need anything more complicated than that, it's time to write code to fix the problem, rather than have your editor type the same text again and again and again and again.
The "templates" the article is talking about are large boilerplate comment blocks at the top of source code files, with license, attribution, changelog, etc. information. Nothing about executable code.
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I use templates.
My Perl template is:
My Haskell template is: If you need anything more complicated than that, it's time to write code to fix the problem, rather than have your editor type the same text again and again and again and again.Comment not related to the article.
The "templates" the article is talking about are large boilerplate comment blocks at the top of source code files, with license, attribution, changelog, etc. information. Nothing about executable code.
Yup, and my templates include that section.