Do you mean these accessor-libraries akin to getWeather(…) opposed to fetch(“http://weather.com/get” http://weather.com/get”)? Of course no. These are useless b

Do you mean these accessor-libraries akin to getWeather(…) opposed to fetch(“http://weather.com/get” http://weather.com/get”)? Of course no. These are useless blackboxes, I’d rather learn the lowest level API and use only a subset I need. Or libraries in general? Then the answer is yes, because there are useful libraries which solve the hard parts and rarely break compatibility. Semver and github to the rescue. Had only minor updates for three years? Had <= 3 last major versions in a decade? That’s stable software. Is constantly updated or rehashed despite reaching its purpose five years ago? Has 10 versions? Bumps a major number every couple years? That is useless soap opera.