Indeed. Mostly, it just takes time and getting familiar with whatever idea you're tackling. I love to throw out crazy ideas. Most of them get filtered away, bu

Indeed. Mostly, it just takes time and getting familiar with whatever idea you're tackling. I love to throw out crazy ideas. Most of them get filtered away, but I've gotten to prototype some initially unapproachable stuff: * Generate a dsl for interacting with web pages in ui tests from the frontend framework templates * Write a test recorder that lets you step through the browser state * Write a Jenkins plugin to track who's probably broken what test * Write a VSCode plugin to add run buttons to CodeceptJS tests * Write a git hook that maintains two way synchronization of a folder between two separate git repositories (by rewriting & copying commits). My co-workers see me do crazy stuff, but in actuality, it's not that hard. I would say that VMs are definitely harder than what I've done, but I think the concept is the same: the unfamiliar seems unapproachable.