Users are excited about T3 Code's inbox-style sidebar for threads because it creates a satisfying gamified flow like clearing notifications or reaching inbox zero.
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@theo This is the results of companies really thinking about user experience! I wish every company would learn and copy from you guys! Great job! Great team! Keep it going!
@theo the sidebar-as-inbox thing is actually genius. closing PRs and watching them disappear feels like clearing notifications. weirdly satisfying
@theo Turning open PRs into a gamified "inbox zero" in the IDE is peak developer UX. Nothing beats clearing that sidebar.
@theo You’re cooking real good Theo!
We've made so much progress in the last 24 hours it's kind of insane. This flow is so much better. I've never felt so much drive to get PRs landed just so I can get them out of my sidebar. It feels magical watching them disappear, like I'm freeing up space in my brain
Other opinionated changes we've made: - "working" threads are now treated as lower priority (gray'd out) - Sending a message to a settled thread un-settles it - Settled threads are sorted by time of settle instead of creation time - Merged prs auto-settle the related thread
We're just getting started 🫡
Users are excited about T3 Code's inbox-style sidebar for threads because it creates a satisfying gamified flow like clearing notifications or reaching inbox zero.
Based on 27 visible X reactions from 50 accounts; directional sample.
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