Czech-based proverbs

Proverbs taken from: http://www.myczechrepublic.com/czech_culture/czech-proverbs.html

A few notes on the meanings:

* "Without boilerplate, there's no speedy development." - Without boilerplate, it's difficult to dive into code and start making things. Once the painfully slow and bloated process of creating boilerplate is done, it's easier to focus on making the application itself. [Yeoman](http://yeoman.io/) is a great example of cutting that "boilerplate" time to a minimum.
* "Code frustration is a bad advisor for a refactor" - getting frustrated with your code can happen but it shouldn't be what makes you overhaul, redo the entire application. That should come from architecture and design decisions
* "An early BETA launch will teach you more than a delayed promise." - launching a BETA or even an ALPHA as early as possible will help you assess your application or product better than delaying the promise of a "finished product". While BETA may slow you down and force you create a product that others can SOMEHOW use, it's better than trying to shoot for the finished thing and failing to understand your users along the way.
* "All applications are pretty when your screen is off." - Interpret on your own.