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Having gone through Steve’s JJ tutorial, what do I read next? I’m comfy with basic usage, but obviously there’s loads more to learn and I can’t find good resources

27/9/26, 8:51 pm3 reposts22 likes

tinger 🔜 NFC, EF

@tinger.dev

@isaaccorbrey.com surely you have a blog post or so to share

Isaac Corbrey

@isaaccorbrey.com

Hi hello 👋 check out isaaccorbrey.com/notes/jujuts...

isaaccorbrey.comJujutsu megamerges for fun and profitA practical guide to creating and maintaining powerful megamerge workflows in Jujutsu for faster, conflict-free development.

Bridget Phillips

@jingibus.bsky.social

big +1

Sabrina Nystrom

@snystrom.com

@stdlib.bsky.social's jj config has some real gems like 'sandwich' that I use constantly with the megamerge flow. I've cribbed a lot from it.

Elias 🦀🇵🇸🇻🇪🇧🇷🐙🐙🐙🐙🐙

@elias.sh

Honestly curious if you are going to use JJ on your daily work and what will be your experience. I tried but I'm comfortable with git and I didn't feel improvements on my normal workflow to justify it. (I do know some folks feel it is much better than git)

nrc

@ncameron.org

Yeah, we'll see. I'm in a similar position - I have a lot of Git experience and haven't found JJ to be a huge QoL improvement, but a bunch of folk I respect have and Git can be annoying, so I'm trying to learn it properly.

Ollivier Robert 🇺🇦🏳️‍🌈♾️🦀　オリヴィエ

@keltounet.keltia.net

Try the discord? discord.gg/J6wcxx7hm

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