[acoustics]

jj has been fantastic for my productivity, but most of that comes from its alignment with the particular SWE practices on my team: trunk-based development, small atomic commits, quick review turnaround.

Getting rid of the staging area and allowing conflicts are the biggest wins for me day-to-day. No more stashing/popping or littering my workspace with WIP commits. It's so easy to whip up a change, send it for review, then ping-pong between writing new code on top of the change and making reviewer-requested edits further down the stack.

[kstrauser]

Wait, what? I’ve spent maybe 10 minutes on a jj tutorial but got distracted. Yours is the kind of anecdote that makes me want to jump back in and push ahead.