Coming from Slack for a number of years, there is an initial shock of missing out of the 'slack way of things'.
The killer feature is everything is a stream/thread. I argue that is a better UX over Slack, but it takes some getting used it.
As mentioned, Slack is way more polished.
> Coming from Slack for a number of years, there is an initial shock of missing out of the 'slack way of things' [...] takes some getting used it.
I have a theory for why some people love Slack and others love Zulip (Completers -vs- cultivators) which I shared in a sibling thread.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46960569
Curious to hear what you think.
> The killer feature is everything is a stream/thread. I argue that is a better UX over Slack, but it takes some getting used
I personally can't stand it. _However_ I just learned today that it can actually be disabled, which I would do if I was deploying a zulip instance for my team. We are all very wired towards the crackhead energy of just.. a chronological chat and a competent search.