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The answer here is not so simple as "always buy". It depends heavily on context. I think there are some things that do make little sense for anyone to build un
by mchusma 6y ago
The answer here is not so simple as "always buy". It depends heavily on context.
I think there are some things that do make little sense for anyone to build unless it's super core. These tend to be low level, cheap developer tools that do a couple of things well.
Trying to "buy and then integrate" larger pieces of software is often more work. Lots of people "buy" because they don't understand the problem. It's a mental opting out. This leads to disjointed experiences internally and externally.
But it all depends on your situation.