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 ### Goals
 
-One of the most common coding tasks involves generating textual artefacts and employing a template engine is one of the most popular ways to do that in practice. Text and code are two different things, but from a generative point of view, they're not any different at all.
+Generating text is a common coding task, and one popular approach is to use a template engine. While code and text might seem like two different things, they're pretty much the same when it comes to creating them.
 
-My casual exploration tries to create a template based POC solution that meets the following goals:
+I'm playing around with a template-based solution that meets two goals:
 
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+1. Keep it simple for Java developers who only need a quick tutorial to understand it.
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-1. To create a cognitively lightweight solution for simple use cases - no learning beyond what can be achieved in a brief tutorial for a Java developer.
 2. To generate **<span style="text-decoration:underline;">multiple files</span>** from a single template file - this is a pet peeve of mine.
     1. [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55025283/how-to-create-multiple-files-using-one-template-in-maven-custom-archetype-apach](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55025283/how-to-create-multiple-files-using-one-template-in-maven-custom-archetype-apach)
 
 
 ### Warning!
 
-Code generation is a well trodden field. There are better alternatives than doing DIY code generation from scratch. The whole exercise I present here is really about exploring ”cognitively lightweight” code generation within the span of an afternoon.
+Code generation is a well trodden field. There are better alternatives than doing DIY code generation from scratch. The whole exercise I present here is really about exploring ”mentally unburdened” code generation within the confines of a single afternoon.
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 ### Serious Code Generation
 
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 ## Tea Break
 
-If you'll excuse me, I'm off for a cuppa. Cheers!
+I'm off for a cuppa. Cheers!