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Why is the Google Cloud UI so slow?

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Re: Why is the Google Cloud UI so slow?

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Atlassian Jira is dog slow too. Drives me nuts.

Atlassian is one of those places that I just can't believe has gotten so widely used. Every single thing I've used that is an Atlassian product drives me nuts. I really don't understand how anyone at any point looked at Jira or Confluence or anything Atlassian puts out and said "yep, this is the best version of this thing I've seen, sign me up". I've been using JIRA for years now, and it never gets any easier or better. I can never find what I want, I can never remember how to do things. I have to assume it's just me since everyone uses these things though.

Re: Why is the Google Cloud UI so slow?

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Atlassian Jira is dog slow too. Drives me nuts.

Atlassian is one of those places that I just can't believe has gotten so widely used. Every single thing I've used that is an Atlassian product drives me nuts. I really don't understand how anyone at any point looked at Jira or Confluence or anything Atlassian puts out and said "yep, this is the best version of this thing I've seen, sign me up". I've been using JIRA for years now, and it never gets any easier or bett…

It is not just you. It’s shocking.

Re: Why is the Google Cloud UI so slow?

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That's what happens when you employ over-enthusiastic developers obsessed with their Javascript-framework-legacy. Things worked fast when HTML was the UI, and the logic was in the server.

I worked on a server rendered project in the 00s. There was a screen that took 7 minutes to render for about 100 list items.

You can make anything slow if you really try.

Re: Why is the Google Cloud UI so slow?

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Atlassian Jira is dog slow too. Drives me nuts.

Atlassian is one of those places that I just can't believe has gotten so widely used. Every single thing I've used that is an Atlassian product drives me nuts. I really don't understand how anyone at any point looked at Jira or Confluence or anything Atlassian puts out and said "yep, this is the best version of this thing I've seen, sign me up". I've been using JIRA for years now, and it never gets any easier or bett…

I agree completely. Bitbucket is OK, but everything else is so painful, and the Bitbucket alternatives are better than it anyways.
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