> Personally, I prefer to just pull the pieces I need out of an open source library (unless it's very well maintained, or huge). It's like doing a code review a

> Personally, I prefer to just pull the pieces I need out of an open source library (unless it's very well maintained, or huge). It's like doing a code review at the same time, so you're aware of what's going on in your application. To quote yourself: Doing that for one dependency is bad enough, but for 100s it's a nightmare. 'Forking' a project's dependencies (which is effectively what this is...) is often fraught with as much trouble as just having the damn dependency in the first place.