> I hate code generators with a passion. They obfuscate the inner workings of the library. I can argue the exact opposite: you can just look at the generated c

> I hate code generators with a passion. They obfuscate the inner workings of the library. I can argue the exact opposite: you can just look at the generated code to understand what is going on. No magic involved. > For example, if I need an API, I will pass `--no-assets --no-html --no-live --no-mailer --no-dashboard` and the generator still creates a static files folder and static files related code. To me it sounds more like an issue with phoenix rather than with codegen in general. I would expect the static folder to not be generated if we pass the "--no-assets" flag.