Don't reinvent the wheel.
I know that it probably exists a package or library that does it better, faster, it's tested and maintained... but what if I don't want a new dependency? What if the library introduces more bloat than I want to accept? What if I'm trying to learn?
I think it's acceptable to reinvent the wheel when you don't like the wheels you find.
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Don't reinvent the wheel.
I know that it probably exists a package or library that does it better, faster, it's tested and maintained... but what if I don't want a new dependency? What if the library introduces more bloat than I want to accept? What if I'm trying to learn?
I think it's acceptable to reinvent the wheel when you don't like the wheels you find.
Yes. Pretty sure that if "The wheel" is "websites" - that we need be reinvestigating them a bit.