[bachmeier]

I briefly used Jira, but I couldn't handle the extreme slowness. You click something. Then you wait. And wait. And wait.

[laurent92]

Cloud or Server? It seems a lot of companies’ reputation were broken by clients installing their software on 2GB/1.5GHz servers with HDD, and Cloud will help at least getting a consistent measurable experience of the same product for everyone.

[CyberDildonics]

In what universe is a few billion instructions per second not enough to respond to a single click?

[laurent92]

In OSGi universe. Making software which does one thing well is the easy part. Making extensible software with plugins is super-hard.

[CyberDildonics]

It has been done many times over the last 25 years. I think that's a pretty thin rationalization to having a program freeze when you click a button.

[Yeroc]

We're running on the Cloud version and the ticket pages are incredibly janky and slow.

[AstralStorm]

My personal pet peeve is the very short session time, after which you literally cannot use the form you filled, because someone was too lazy to implement a full session system to hold content or background relogin to not lose it.

[smt88]

Yeah. That part is bad and has somehow gotten worse. The animations don't help.

They have a MacOS app now, which I've been meaning to try.

[kingTug]

The MacOS app is blazingly fast. But oh so buggy. It has the potential to make me not hate Jira but it's still a bit rough.

[pm90]

It doesn’t get any better