That argument doesn't seem to be aging well. I'd say that good [emphasis on "good"] coders can write very secure code. There's fundamental stuff, like encrypti

That argument doesn't seem to be aging well. I'd say that good [emphasis on "good"] coders can write very secure code. There's fundamental stuff, like encryption algos, that should be sourced from common (well-known and trusted) sources, but when we load in 100K of JS, so we can animate a disclosure triangle, I think it might not be a bad time to consider learning to do that, ourselves.