I thought harder, but it was about more trivial things, like how to get this stupid library written by someone else to do what the business requirements say I have to make it do.
Something that doesn't really benefit me in the long term, unless I want to specialize in working with that library.
Like for example, I spent so much time over five years fighting and figuring out a bunch of the quirks of AG-Grid while working for a wealth management client, and now I'm on a project for a different client (and a different industry) that doesn't use it at all, so all that knowledge is mostly useless.
Something that doesn't really benefit me in the long term, unless I want to specialize in working with that library.
Like for example, I spent so much time over five years fighting and figuring out a bunch of the quirks of AG-Grid while working for a wealth management client, and now I'm on a project for a different client (and a different industry) that doesn't use it at all, so all that knowledge is mostly useless.