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by toast0
2050 days ago
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On the other hand, your competition may be using a dead rendering library and have a UI that is twice as fast as a result. Recent commits doesn't indicate much in terms of security, fit for use, or quality. All it indicates is recent commits, and hints at reachability of the authors if you need to ask them about their intent (if code is unclear) or for license alternatives (if the license is unsuitable). |
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Yeah, or it could be the opposite. The newer, shinier alternative could also be faster, less buggy alternative.