Reading up on JJ

The article argues that software is truly made during the messy, unstructured work between commits, and proposes a tool like DeltaDB to capture that process for review.

Git's immutable commit model makes stacked PRs, async workflows, and partial-state editing genuinely painful despite its success as a distributed source store.

A tech-titan fantasy dream of building a new forge that fixes GitHub's flaws with stacked PRs, pre-commit feedback, flexible approvals, and tiny self-hostable units.