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As a developer here is a scenario: Start day on task A. Open Task, Open Subtask, Open git PR to check comments, Open Azure portal to check something, check Kib
by quickthrower2 3y ago
As a developer here is a scenario:
Start day on task A. Open Task, Open Subtask, Open git PR to check comments, Open Azure portal to check something, check Kibana Logs. Do a seperate second Kibana query.
Get asked about task B
Open Task, Open OneNote docs on that task, open a chatgpt session for that task
This is a mild example
Why not close tabs as they are used? Because if I need them again the load time of many sites is atrocious and then I also need to remember how I got there. I would need to save my kibana query or make a note of how I got to that Azure blade. Neither of these update the URL to capture the state (they are not HATEOAS) or I donn’t trust them to.