Re: Gitiles VCS browser

Luke Benes <lukebenes -AT- hotmail.com>
Sat, 6 Apr 2019 20:17:41 +0000

It is telling that when I asked what you prefer, you answered that the extraneous information 
“doesn't hurt “. Your tolerance to noise may be higher than many, but it’s a well-established fact 
the less clutter in the UI, the faster it is for humans to use.  Gitiles is fails here, takes 
longer to load, requires additional clicks, and is missing search tools and branch tags.

-Luke

Context

Re: [TDF infra] Announcing Gitiles VCS browser (gitweb replacement) and https:// anon git URIs (continued)
- Re: [TDF infra] Announcing Gitiles VCS browser (gitweb replacement) and https:// anon git URIs · Samuel Mehrbrodt
- Re: [TDF infra] Announcing Gitiles VCS browser (gitweb replacement) and https:// anon git URIs · Luke Benes
  - Re: [TDF infra] Announcing Gitiles VCS browser (gitweb replacement) and https:// anon git URIs · Miklos Vajna
    - Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Guilhem Moulin
      - Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Kaganski Mike
        
        Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Guilhem Moulin
      - Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Luke Benes
        
        Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Kaganski Mike
        
        Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Luke Benes
        
        Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Kaganski Mike
        Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Luke Benes
        
        Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Luke Benes
- Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Guilhem Moulin

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