> If you implement in house then you've just given yourself an extra burden for the life of your project. That is true, but maintaining third-party dependenci

> If you implement in house then you've just given yourself an extra burden for the life of your project. That is true, but maintaining third-party dependencies is also a burden for the life of your project, especially if your project outlives its dependencies. It may be well worth the burden in most cases, but it is not free.