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Once a dependency turns into a security vulnerability, you can either replace it, or write your own library like I suggested. It's more cost effective and time
by brokegrammer 1y ago
Once a dependency turns into a security vulnerability, you can either replace it, or write your own library like I suggested. It's more cost effective and time efficient than writing your own libraries from scratch for every project.
For example, I'd rather install React Router for routing in a React app instead of writing my own routing library. I guess some people will reply "grrr React, just use static HTML bro". Okay cool.
- teddyh 1y ago> Once a dependency turns into a security vulnerability How will you know if/when that happens? Are you subscribed to the development channels of all your dependencies? Do you examine every one of their commits for security fixes?