ballmer-peak VS x-spreadsheet

source: http://ballmerpeak.web.elte.hu As we can infer from the graph given, moderate alcohol consumption does yield a notable increase in creative output. If we remove the typing out of it, programming is just creativity with computer software. The language is your paint, the functions you use, your style and the billions of devices capable of running the code, your canvas. In my opinion, whenever people drink alcohol their brains tend to be unable to focus on things at hand which makes them carefree. If a person has a carefree attitude, they may not worry about the future and tend to take bold steps like trying out the wildest solution to fix the code. This is a pretty cool phenomenon, would I try it before coding rounds? Certainly not. But if you wanted an excuse to drink beer you’ve got it :). Additionally, if you’re interested in maintaining the blood alcohol levels check this out: https://github.com/alexcrist/ballmer-peak.

https://github.com/myliang/x-spreadsheet for the spreadsheet app in js

Is "NPM Weekly Downloads" really useful for browser libraries? https://github.com/myliang/x-spreadsheet is very popular and missing from this list. Docs recommend using UNPKG. UNPKG caches npm so usage does not count towards the npm download count.

You're problem would still be the fact that multiple people at the same time cannot use this. You could build this in a webapp (on top of apps script) and use a JavaScript spreadsheet where people can enter there data. Then do your think with the data..

x-spreadsheet