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A different frontend wouldn't fix Jira. It's slow because the underlying APIs are slow. The frustrations mount mostly from the sheer number of rules that are bu
by solatic 2y ago
A different frontend wouldn't fix Jira. It's slow because the underlying APIs are slow. The frustrations mount mostly from the sheer number of rules that are built on top of it by users; if your alternate UI obeys those rules it will still frustrate users.