klaushougesen1

ditto

Neither am i!

!! super nice thanks !

i was actually impressed with the voice and understanding - good work

timetravelling the ledger anyone ? :)

Personally have had great experience in high throughput, complex paas / saas webapps by rigourously only adding things when it was clearly needed.

Recommend you try to start with webcomponents + a well thought out design system -> move on from there and you're pretty sure to have a solid base from which you can always add react, lit, vue or whatever else cooks your noodle.

the other way around is near impossible

exactly - all people are normal, all people are difficult, no person is normal, some people are more often challenged that others. Judging for normalcy is a fallacy

The point is that "people"'s behaviour is on a bell curve and none of us are "normal" -> some lie at the edges when they are pressured but are fine when they are relaxed. -> Some gravitate towards the center - but may slide to either side depending on specific circumstances and situations.

The true fallacy is to think there is anything "normal" at all! -> rather we have "permissable / accepted" behaviour and "impermissible / unaccepted" and a very very large grayzone in between.

And educating yourself on the edges of that bell curve gives you the tools and acceptance needed to better deal with most of the stuff happening on that curve.

read some books about how to deal with people on the spectrum - which is what you're really asking about.

Usual acronyms of Asbergers, ADHD, ADD, PDA etc. "difficult engineers" is not something that exits in this world. There are difficult people, sometimes highly ordered jobs (like programming) attract people who like order -> many of which are on "the spectrum".

Be human, Be Kind and understand how to communicate effectively with several types of people.

JSON5

Basically the same reason why we have a new flu vaccine every single year