[Wishlist] Template functionality for making multi-interface projects

Currently quickly assists you in creating Gtk-based apps using the ubuntu-project template. Presumably someone could create a Qt template which would allow similarly for the Kubuntu side. And similarly for ncurses interfaces.

However, what would be *really* slick is a way to define a template which can set up *all three* at once, along with a common backend library that the frontend interfaces share. I suppose you could create a template which is able to do multiple interfaces directly, however I think the cleaner architecture would be the ability to have a "master template" which then executes and manages several other templates (one for gtk, one for qt, one for ncurses, and one for the backend).

This probably sounds like a pretty complex thing useful only in certain corner cases, but in actuality this architectural structure comes up very often in Ubuntu desktop. Consider tools like jockey, displayconfig[-gtk], etc., etc. - in each case we need both Gtk and Qt versions of the application. Setting up these multi-interface projects is cumbersome, and I suspect in each case the implementation is done differently.

Quickly could give us a standardized approach to solving these kinds of tool needs, and make it quicker and easier to make these tools, too.