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Building something in-house comes with its own sets of pros and cons, which can be compared against the pros and cons of taking a new dependency. The balance a
by jffry 5y ago
Building something in-house comes with its own sets of pros and cons, which can be compared against the pros and cons of taking a new dependency. The balance and the "correct" decision will vary by team/project/org.
- exdsq 5y agoOf course! That's good engineering. However I argue that the default is far too often to use something 'off-the-shelf' and trusting it A) works, B) is secure, C) is supported, and D) will remain so for the lifetime of your project. I wonder if those who say "2 days?! Just npm install!" answered those questions, or if they googled "nodejs fake data generator" and installed it onto their businesses main product in the next 5 minutes.