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This is cool. I'm not a fan of TUIs at all (poor man's GUI if you ask me) but anything beats the Jira website trash. I will definitely be curious to see how mu
by IshKebab 1y ago
This is cool. I'm not a fan of TUIs at all (poor man's GUI if you ask me) but anything beats the Jira website trash.
I will definitely be curious to see how much of Jira's abysmal performance is due to the website design (got to be a fair bit given how badly things like drag and drop perform) and how much is due to the server.
- dumpsterdiver 1y ago[flagged]
- totallykvothe 1y agoWhy the snark? It's a valid preference and he wasn't demanding anything.
- mwcz 1y agoThe way drag and drop and most other updates block all UI interaction until the network response is infuriating.
- zffr 1y agoWhat I like about TUIs are that they are forced to be simple, and are forced to load all data at once. I don’t prefer interacting with an app in a terminal window, but I do prefer the kinds of apps that are built with these constraints in mind. There’s nothing preventing web apps from being built this way, but they just often are not.
- willmartian 1y agoCould you expand on "and are forced to load all data at once"?
- troyvit 1y agoI consider it the frugal man's GUI. Right now looking at top, any time I load a browser tab with Jira content chromium spikes to the top of the list. I'm not even doing anything with it.
- IshKebab 1y agoSure but that's just because the Jira website is awful. There's no reason you couldn't design a more frugal version, or a native GUI that was faster.