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Oct 26 2021

You should be ready, willing, and able to read the source code of your dependencies

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You should be ready, willing, and able to read the source code of your dependencies
If you have a library dependency that your application relies upon, and you’re afraid to (or for whatever reason will not) peek under the covers and grok its source code… you should not be using that piece of software.
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