Every time I npm install my projects and get the "you have 10 new critical vulnerabilities!" message it makes me a little more cautious about relying on third p

Every time I npm install my projects and get the "you have 10 new critical vulnerabilities!" message it makes me a little more cautious about relying on third party code. I think there's a balance between rolling your own and using a lib, and it boils down to the domain of the problem being solved. If you're really just flipping a 2x2 matrix, the linear algebra lib will have way too much junk you don't need, and learning to use it would be more work than just solving a math problem. On the other hand, if you need a lot of common functionality (like multitouch events on the frontend), then why reinvent the wheel when there are a handful of great libraries for it.