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I’ve found the performance to be pretty good, and I use it most days. I certainly rarely feel as though I’m waiting for it. The global search can take upto a se
by adamcharnock 4y ago
I’ve found the performance to be pretty good, and I use it most days. I certainly rarely feel as though I’m waiting for it. The global search can take upto a second to return results, but that is as bad as it gets for me.
I recall some blog post about a major refactoring/sharding they did sometime in the last few years. Maybe that helped?
- Semaphor 4y agoJust tried it again. Slow initial load on pages and worse, even after that almost every action has a few ms delay, not a lot, but enough to feel them. It’s like with Gmail, Facebook or new reddit, everyone else seems to have a far higher pain threshold for slowness.
- dgb23 4y agoI use it daily. We use it for a mix of documentation, specification, changelogs and so on. Some tables are generated through the API. I personally wouldn’t have chosen it over something that’s text/html/markdown etc. based with git version control. For one it’s as you said, slow. And it’s restricted. But it’s very practical, nice looking, easy to use for less technical people etc.