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No wonder, given the "quality" of the software they deliver. They claimed to support Markdown in Confluence – It does not work as good as any decent Markdown p
by zelphirkalt 4y ago
No wonder, given the "quality" of the software they deliver.
They claimed to support Markdown in Confluence – It does not work as good as any decent Markdown parser you can install in any mainstream programming language and does not understand, that within Markdown there can be HTML, for example for heading link targets and TOC. Same for Bitbucket. What are they doing? Letting interns code incomplete Markdown parsers and deploying them for everyone to haunt them with subpar quality parsing? The thing cannot even render a readme.md file correctly in Bitbucket.
Everything is slow to no end, downloading 20+ megabytes (no joke, no exaggeration!) for displaying a friggin git repo and the files list.
Wiki pages that the search function lists suddenly become unreachable.
WYSIWYG editor on Confluence is still a joke and annoying to no end.
Any technical person, who has ever used any decent alternative will run for the hills, before using that unholy combination of software, that is Atlassian. Jira is probably still the best among the bunch of utterly bad experiences and its UI is just terrible. Cannot find anything easily there.