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To be fair a lot of these utility functions are easy to implement without the dependency. And one can install only the individual lodash functionality that’s r
by moomoo11 4y ago
To be fair a lot of these utility functions are easy to implement without the dependency.
And one can install only the individual lodash functionality that’s required. Personally I’d do this in the node/js ecosystem because everyone does it and why not? It’s battle tested.
I work primarily in Go so I’m used to writing my own utilities for many things. It isn’t that complicated and end of the day it’s just basic programming.
- feoren 4y ago> Personally I’d do this in the node/js ecosystem because everyone does it and why not? It’s battle tested. When almost all software is completely terrible, "everyone does it" is not a compelling reason to do anything. And this approach is indeed battle tested, in battles that were abject massacres (see left-pad).
- watwut 4y agoWell, I just dont think that "almost all software is completely terrible" is true. In particular, many libraries are actually good or at least better then own half-baked solutions you never had time to test thoroughly.