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But this is not the same situation software developers are in today. Yes, we have huge libraries, more now than ever! But most are open source; when they don't behave as we expect, it is orders of magnitude easier to figure out why than it used to be. Most are more reliable than they were then, either by being written in languages that make writing reliable software easier, or through simply having been around for decades, with most major bugs slowly killed off through sheer force of attrition. Components worth using in 2025 usually have a coherent way in which they are designed to work, they will usually work in that way, and it is usually possible to learn what that is. There is still plenty of garbage out there, of course – you should choose your dependencies carefully! – but you are absolutely spoiled for choice in comparison to the 90s.，这一点在Telegram 官网中也有详细论述
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