Nikechukwu Okoronkwo
Many of us have some idea in our heads, or maybe it's just some application that your boss might've told you to build for x-y-z. Whatever, the case may be, before making an application we need to start somewhere.
Thankfully, most web frameworks have made this easier by scaffolding parts of the application for us. This is the purpose of tools like create-vite or nuxi init and more. The problem is that people don't just use a web framework: they also use tools and libraries, like ESLint, Prettier, TailwindCSS, ShadCN and a lot more. Some also come with their own scaffolding tool, while some need to be manually set up. People often get stuck trying to make use of these tools or configuring them to be used with their specific framework.
And even with all these tools, most of us still find it hard to go from a blank slate to a painting, or at least an outline. That's why people make use of templates, which are basically starting points for applications, which contain not only a given framework integrated with tools that you may need for making the application you're looking for.
