>If you have "experience" but have never felt the need to dig a little deeper now would be a great time to do so. Talk about getting priorities wrong! How dee

>If you have "experience" but have never felt the need to dig a little deeper now would be a great time to do so. Talk about getting priorities wrong! How deep does one dig in? How long? Is it time well spent? With software it can be a rabbit hole and it is prudent only to dig deep enough to get the work done reasonably well. One can certainly debate how 'resonable' one should be, but that's besides the point. Now if I were to dig in 'deep' into the chemical contaminants of the water or food that I drink - that in my opinion is time well spent, and takes enormous priority over digging up the innards of JS( one could go right up to the level of what's happening at the CPU level when a line of code executes.). JS - my foot! Sorry to take a dig at you, but if indeed your priorities are digging deep into the things that matter - like the water you drink then I will take back my words and apologize.