Pushed my first commit created with Jujutsu. This is a patch-based D VCS similar to darcs and pijul, which can work on top of git.
Imaging your are in interactive rebase all the time [and it's a good thing]. All the changes are always committed, no stash, no index. Everything is a changeset.
Jujutsu makes so much sense. It cuts a huge amount of friction from my coding workflow.
One of the best tools I found in 2026. Moreover, One of the best I found through my life :)
@abcdw I didn't get Jujutsu until I started using it. The various texts about it just made it sound like it's a nice toy, but not really anything special.
Once I did start using it, plain Git started to feel, well, lacking I guess is the right word. It's both so much more intuitive and feels 'safer' too due to `jj undo`.
I'm hoping it'll see widespread adaptation in the future. It's backwards compatibility means there's little reason not to use it.
@nemin 💯
It was clear for the long time that git is a suboptimal tool, but it's really hard to jump out of its ecosystem at the moment. Very glad to find jujutsu. It will lead to even better VCSs in the future.
I would like something similar, but on OS level. + ideally not plain-text, but for structured data.
Andrew Tropin
Nemin