I've been suckered into answering these questions before, but I don't do it anymore because it just leads to a barrage of comments about how I did it wrong. Let's just say I gave it a more than fair shot.
The reality is that I don't see any such gains overall. The gains I get in one area I lose because I have to spend more time in other (more tedious and unpleasant) areas. So it just isn't for me. In case it matters, I'm a senior+ engineer.
What I don't understand is why so many people are so terribly concerned about whether or not others find value in these tools. Why does it matter to anyone who isn't selling the tools?
I've been suckered into answering these questions before, but I don't do it anymore because it just leads to a barrage of comments about how I did it wrong. Let's just say I gave it a more than fair shot.
The reality is that I don't see any such gains overall. The gains I get in one area I lose because I have to spend more time in other (more tedious and unpleasant) areas. So it just isn't for me. In case it matters, I'm a senior+ engineer.
What I don't understand is why so many people are so terribly concerned about whether or not others find value in these tools. Why does it matter to anyone who isn't selling the tools?
Jira's MCP is one of the worst, it's always crashing