I would, yes - it's a form of scratching my own itch.
I don't know about you, but I find myself writing boilerplate code very often. Converting between timezones, reading config files, making HTTP requests (+error handling), UI idioms (click & disable), etc.
Often the code handling such things is spread over a bigger function, like open a file on line 5, loop over lines and read into array on lines 24, 25, 26, close file in finally {} clause.
What I want is a tool telling me "hey, you can replace these lines by function X in open-source package Y." Maybe I overestimate its universal usefulness though :)
I don't know about you, but I find myself writing boilerplate code very often. Converting between timezones, reading config files, making HTTP requests (+error handling), UI idioms (click & disable), etc.
Often the code handling such things is spread over a bigger function, like open a file on line 5, loop over lines and read into array on lines 24, 25, 26, close file in finally {} clause.
What I want is a tool telling me "hey, you can replace these lines by function X in open-source package Y." Maybe I overestimate its universal usefulness though :)