Marcos Silva

What about using [Yoman](http://yeoman.io/) or alike to scaffold [Translators](https://mvcds.github.io/hubi#translator)? **Though we should learn better what a Translator really does**

Arrays having arrays that have arrays filled with arrays should be okayish

Configuring [Sequelize](https://github.com/sequelize/sequelize) models is a nice MVP, but being able to generate migrations would be awesome

Being able to generate [GraphQL](https://graphql.org/) types automatically seems fun!

By adding a [PropType](https://www.npmjs.com/package/prop-types) [Translator](https://mvcds.github.io/hubi#translator), people would [React](https://reactjs.org/) nicely.

The first non-js [Translator](https://mvcds.github.io/hubi#translator) I could come up with (as it was my previous fluent language). I thought about generating [C#](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/) [partial classes](https://msdn.microsoft.com/pt-br/library/bb514141.aspx) where hubi's half is the one with...

Make an interactive `hubi start` (or init) which tries to help you installing translators for you # Desciption It should be done after externalizing translators #25 as a complement to...

Sometimes we duplicate duplicate [token](https://mvcds.github.io/hubi#ubiquitous-token)'s attributes. Maybe give users an option about how to deal with duplication: do they consider it an error or a warning?

Some people may prefer to use JSON as [domain files](https://mvcds.github.io/hubi#doamin-file) to configure their [ubiquitous language](https://mvcds.github.io/hubi#ubiquitous-language)

Allow hubi to use [Translators](https://mvcds.github.io/hubi#translator) which are not in this same repository.