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How do you pick a good library?
Short answer. Look for a recent release, clear docs and many users.
Why type the exact name?
Because fake libraries with similar names exist.
Four quick checks
| Recent release date |
| Clear docs with examples |
| Many users, active answers |
| Exact name, no typos |
Remember
| Recent, documented, popular |
| Spell the name exactly |
Anyone can upload a library. How do you pick a good one? Look for a recent release. Look for clear docs. Prefer many users. Type the exact name, since fakes exist. Pick recent, documented, popular ones. Spell names exactly.
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