> but it’s not ideal if you’re trying to run a lean team that ships products quickly.
Good. The longer I do this, the longer I realize that unless your in a race-to-the-bottom industry (something like vying for eye balls to increase ad spend), then this is categorically a bad thing. I would prefer the quality of engineering required in knowing how to do some of these things yourselves.
Take your time. Understand what you are doing. Some of the world class technologies we all know and use daily use minimal dependencies.
And with more malicious code entering more package repositories, it might be apt advice more than ever today.
Good. The longer I do this, the longer I realize that unless your in a race-to-the-bottom industry (something like vying for eye balls to increase ad spend), then this is categorically a bad thing. I would prefer the quality of engineering required in knowing how to do some of these things yourselves.
Take your time. Understand what you are doing. Some of the world class technologies we all know and use daily use minimal dependencies.
And with more malicious code entering more package repositories, it might be apt advice more than ever today.