[0xblinq]

Yeah, that sounds good to me.

I think that when working with Node the "trick" is to pick libraries/dependencies/frameworks that are either 1) Well know, supported, big community, well maintained, many users, etc or 2) They're small and isolated enough that it wouldn't be a big deal to replace them or to just fork and maintain yourself.

At least that's my kind of unwritten rule about it.