I'm going to put on my curmudgeon cap, and disagree with the premise. People should always write their own code, and never rely on an IDE to do it for them. Even in case like Designer, which generates code automatically, you should still be intimately familiar with the generated files. I do realize that generating boilerplate code is a great timesaver. So it it before hand. Write you own main.cpp and project infrastructure, and archive them away. When you start a new project, copy them over and you're set to go.
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