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Everything is broken at some level. Your own code will have bugs just like the lib you import will. Usually what is nice is your own code has a lot less lines
by brianwawok 9y ago
Everything is broken at some level. Your own code will have bugs just like the lib you import will.
Usually what is nice is your own code has a lot less lines of code, so you SHOULD be able to find the bug sooner.
- Bartweiss 9y agoYep, I certainly don't mean to imply my code is right. But it's usually shorter, and it's mine. So when I find the bug, I can make the sane fix on the schedule I need. For particularly good OSS libraries, I guess providing a PR would only be a little slower than fixing internal code. But for anything poorly maintained, or with closed development, discovering those bugs often means writing an enormous workaround or switching libraries entirely - they just won't be fixed any time soon.