To restate my initial point, I don't think the speed is important for tools like `lazygit`. Even on the huge company-wide monorepos it's not a problem, as there are other ways to handle it. For now, you're selling Ziggity to the Zig bros.
> But if "a wall of text" is the strongest critique here
Well, it is a blocker, since you haven't convinced me to try it. The only feature I find useful is the text selection, and to find it I had to dig through the "wall of text".
You have 10s to tell me what my pain point is and how you solve it, before I move on. I understand you're proud of the speed gains. But as a potential (typical) customer, I'm telling you it's not the problem I have.
Yes, from the README, it's not clear why the author would maintain a project with main features being saving 10Mb of ram&storage and 10ms startup time... followed by a wall of hard-to-read AI-generated text.
> But if "a wall of text" is the strongest critique here
Well, it is a blocker, since you haven't convinced me to try it. The only feature I find useful is the text selection, and to find it I had to dig through the "wall of text".
You have 10s to tell me what my pain point is and how you solve it, before I move on. I understand you're proud of the speed gains. But as a potential (typical) customer, I'm telling you it's not the problem I have.
Anyways, good luck with your project!