Hi everyone, I am not sure if this type of question is allowed here but I want to take my chances. I am a functional consultant and with very little background in JavaScript and HTML (CPA by profession). I'm planning to study SuiteScript even the most common script types only like user event, client, etc. Do you think it is practical? Is it something that a non-IT/compsci/compengr will learn in less than a year without formal education? Or is SuiteScript too technical for functional consultants like me? Thanks in advance.

Yes, suitescript is really not that complicated and to be functional, it is not super important you understand everything that is going on behind the scenes. A ton of people in the industry don't have "formal training" because it's very specialized.