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I have the opposite experience; many if not most of the features have gotten faster as the features have expanded in capability

consp 3y ago
> as the features have expanded in capability Yet I still cannot import anything like in the old editor (e.g. markdown), adding images in lists was added two years after forcing switching to the new editor and you still cannot continue numbered lists in another item line and have to start over. Extensions exist to do this but these things should be standard in any editor.
- RHSeeger 3y ago
  The new editor in Jira is drives me nuts. They replaced a perfectly good, functional markdown editor with the current POS, and it causes me problems nearly every single day.
  - ChatGTP 3y ago
    Atlassian stuggles with editors like no other company I've seen. I don't remember the last time I had a problem with an editor except for using any Atlassian product. Not sure what the fuck they do, but they really seem to have trouble with this aspect of their products. Which is ironic because their products are essentially CRUD products with a heavy emphasis on data entry. Like, if anything out their products needs to work well, it's the editors.
    - maccard 3y ago
      I think it's related to how atlassian develops their products - they acquire then. Jira, confluence and Trello have three different editors because they're three different products developed by three different companies.
      - viraptor 3y ago
        And yet, they are trying to move Trello to the terrible rich text editor like Confluence. So far you can still opt out and send a "wtf are you doing?" feedback about the new editor, but I'm not sure how long that will last.
      - mvdtnz 3y ago
        Jira and Confluence were both developed in-house. Trello was acquired.
    - verall 3y ago
      > I don't remember the last time I had a problem with an editor except for using any Atlassian product. I hate jira and don't like confluence but I've had more problems in sharepoint online editor with losing serious hours of work to synchronization bugs than confluence.
  - wdfx 3y ago
    It constantly annoys me that even copy/paste in their editor does not work. I have to hard-reload the page to make it work again ... wtf.
solarkraft 3y ago
Same. On-prem at my last employer was super slow. Cloud is wildly fast.
- tomrod 3y ago
  I have used a cloud instance that had too much data, and ran very slow.

consp 3y ago

> as the features have expanded in capability Yet I still cannot import anything like in the old editor (e.g. markdown), adding images in lists was added two years after forcing switching to the new editor and you still cannot continue numbered lists in another item line and have to start over. Extensions exist to do this but these things should be standard in any editor.

RHSeeger 3y ago
The new editor in Jira is drives me nuts. They replaced a perfectly good, functional markdown editor with the current POS, and it causes me problems nearly every single day.
- ChatGTP 3y ago
  Atlassian stuggles with editors like no other company I've seen. I don't remember the last time I had a problem with an editor except for using any Atlassian product. Not sure what the fuck they do, but they really seem to have trouble with this aspect of their products. Which is ironic because their products are essentially CRUD products with a heavy emphasis on data entry. Like, if anything out their products needs to work well, it's the editors.
  - maccard 3y ago
    I think it's related to how atlassian develops their products - they acquire then. Jira, confluence and Trello have three different editors because they're three different products developed by three different companies.
    - viraptor 3y ago
      And yet, they are trying to move Trello to the terrible rich text editor like Confluence. So far you can still opt out and send a "wtf are you doing?" feedback about the new editor, but I'm not sure how long that will last.
    - mvdtnz 3y ago
      Jira and Confluence were both developed in-house. Trello was acquired.
  - verall 3y ago
    > I don't remember the last time I had a problem with an editor except for using any Atlassian product. I hate jira and don't like confluence but I've had more problems in sharepoint online editor with losing serious hours of work to synchronization bugs than confluence.
- wdfx 3y ago
  It constantly annoys me that even copy/paste in their editor does not work. I have to hard-reload the page to make it work again ... wtf.

solarkraft 3y ago

Same. On-prem at my last employer was super slow. Cloud is wildly fast.

tomrod 3y ago
I have used a cloud instance that had too much data, and ran very slow.