Indeed so, if judging in a reference frame of gross oversimplifications and dismissing importance of details.
I hate Slack, the client, the cloud lock-in.
But I think they and those in between of golden IRC times and them did refine team chatting experience.
Speaking of my own experience: it's now easier to follow discussions and way easier to form more complex messages (mostly thanks to markdown) that convey your point. Just some things of the top of my head.
> Indeed so, if judging in a reference frame of gross oversimplifications and dismissing importance of details.
I'll admit, re: IRC - yes, that's a stretch and ignores details. It's more that Slack managed to kick Hipchat's butt so thoroughly that really surprised me.
Indeed so, if judging in a reference frame of gross oversimplifications and dismissing importance of details.
I hate Slack, the client, the cloud lock-in. But I think they and those in between of golden IRC times and them did refine team chatting experience.
Speaking of my own experience: it's now easier to follow discussions and way easier to form more complex messages (mostly thanks to markdown) that convey your point. Just some things of the top of my head.