> I was rebutting the point from the article that you shouldn't ever have tech debt. You will, no matter what choices you make today. I agree > wow there are

> I was rebutting the point from the article that you shouldn't ever have tech debt. You will, no matter what choices you make today. I agree > wow there are some incredible time and complexity costs to maintaining all dependencies yourself, or trying to firewall all dependencies through interfaces. I'm not saying you should firewall everything. But if it make sense, you do so. You also need someones that understand each core deps enough they can patch it if the maintainers won't resolve an issue (happens more in the npm world). Even with React, you can extract the business logic and reuse it elsewhere. The goal is to avoid depending that much on projects that have less stability than yours (some bad experiences here with React Native). How you do it is contextual, but you should keep it in mind.