Re:Never use a dependency that you could replace with an aft...
by fernandotakai on Tuesday August 11, 2020 @05:12PM
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taking in consideration how business work, in a few years you are going to have a full parser in your hands.
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Re:Never use a dependency that you could replace with an aft...
by dogma1138 on Tuesday August 11, 2020 @06:47PM
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With all the technical debt associated with it, which is the problem basing your project on a dependency that would allow you to easily scale and add features is a huge benefit.
This is like saying you should roll your own crypto because you only need to do a very limited sub set of crypto operations so why use something like NaCl or Tink.
Re:Never use a dependency that you could replace with an aft...
by samus on Wednesday August 12, 2020 @10:21AM
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Encryption is a terrible edge case. If you are forced to half-ass encryption, you should seriously question the project requirements. Bad encryption can be worse than none at all. Things won't end well if data security is treated as a detail.