I see the opposite of NIH especially in the RoR/Ruby world and I don't think it's always a good thing. Developers reach for a library for one piece of functiona

I see the opposite of NIH especially in the RoR/Ruby world and I don't think it's always a good thing. Developers reach for a library for one piece of functionality in a discrete area of the codebase when they could have achieved the same functionality with a few lines of code. That's not automatically NIH, that's being pragmatic about the dependencies you're bringing in and are going to need to support moving forward.