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Sure, but then it is up to you to support, not create support tickets when it borks in production.
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yea but alternatively, i can fix issues and make improvements without waiting for upstream

If the customer is willing to pay for that, yeah.

Spend project budget delivering features, or supporting in house custom implementation because the product SDK isn't being used for delivery.


it's all about tradeoffs, you could also gain a lot by using a targeted custom approach. devs spend a lot of time dealing with managing frameworks and dependancies as well.

ime the hardest thing is convincing people with your mindset. it's completely valid, i understand it and this isn't meant as a criticism. at my company i'm convinced we could be moving about 10x faster by abandoning some previously held notions about best practices related to this. i could be wrong, but i'd like to at least try.




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