There are great open source projects out there maintained by dedicated individuals and companies. One big problem you may face when bringing these projects into yours is managing them. When you bring in a 3rd party library you inherit a certain amount of risk. The biggest, of which, is that you can bring something in that could break your app. You download a new update, add files to your project, configure build settings, run your app, and then discover nothing works. You then panic, trace your steps backwards, and finally revert to the previous version… if you can remember which version you were using.
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