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You're imagining you can get away with not understanding the third party code at all. That's never worked. You need to have a working model of how a library wo
by nitwit005 4y ago
You're imagining you can get away with not understanding the third party code at all. That's never worked.
You need to have a working model of how a library works to use it in a performant way, which is why most libraries document their architecture, and have usage guidance.
And you'll find bugs, because there are always bugs. You need some strategy for what to do when that happens.
- nailer 4y ago> And you'll find bugs, because there are always bugs. You need some strategy for what to do when that happens. Fix them, I imagine. Which is easier if you're better at writing code than the author of whatever someone threw on (package manager of choice).