by swazzy on 10/15/2023, 1:53:30 PM with 0 comments
It is common practice for most frameworks to continue evolving until they become extremely complex.
Ideally I'd like to make use of certain frameworks but opt-out of this devolvement into complexity.
I could lock the versions, but I would still like to enjoy the benefits of using maintained dependencies: bug fixes, security patches, etc.
Locking is also harder to do when there are external dependencies like Node.js version, Ubuntu version.
It is common practice for most frameworks to continue evolving until they become extremely complex. Ideally I'd like to make use of certain frameworks but opt-out of this devolvement into complexity.
I could lock the versions, but I would still like to enjoy the benefits of using maintained dependencies: bug fixes, security patches, etc.
Locking is also harder to do when there are external dependencies like Node.js version, Ubuntu version.
How do you solve this issue?