There's no boilerplate here. This is all advertisements for different frameworks. The only thing I could figure out how to click linked to a github page offering a paid framework for something.
Not to be a dick, but whatever your concept of "boilerplate" is does not match with mine. Boilerplate is not a "stack" or "framework", that's why they have different names. Boilerplate is ten miles of code to setup and initialize something, and which can be reused. Frameworks include boilerplate, but are not themselves boilerplate.
The concept of sharing boilerplate would ideally be a list of gists, maybe a git repo. It's just text.
Also the UI on this site is very much not great. You click the box for the entry you want and it just gets a highlight. You have to hunt for the links within the box, which are all in de-emphasized gray font. This is basically the exact opposite of how you bring a link to the user's attention. You've intentionally hidden the links from the user.
My read is that this is a project from a young hacker who doesn't quite understand what it is they're building or why it's needed.
Not to be a dick, but whatever your concept of "boilerplate" is does not match with mine. Boilerplate is not a "stack" or "framework", that's why they have different names. Boilerplate is ten miles of code to setup and initialize something, and which can be reused. Frameworks include boilerplate, but are not themselves boilerplate.
The concept of sharing boilerplate would ideally be a list of gists, maybe a git repo. It's just text.
Also the UI on this site is very much not great. You click the box for the entry you want and it just gets a highlight. You have to hunt for the links within the box, which are all in de-emphasized gray font. This is basically the exact opposite of how you bring a link to the user's attention. You've intentionally hidden the links from the user.
My read is that this is a project from a young hacker who doesn't quite understand what it is they're building or why it's needed.