028 When Should I Not Use a Third-Party Library In My Project?
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When should I use a library? When should I build my own code? What is the balance between the two approaches? This is an evaluation that every developer should know how to work through since it will be something you need to understand for every project you undertake. In this episode of Dev Questions, we will go through the criteria to evaluate every time you are faced with this decision.
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