Ju! Ju! Tsu

This is the Jujutsu guide I've always wished existed to share with friends and colleagues. I just sat and read through the Introduction and Elements sections. I've been using JJ exclusively for a year or so now and despite the awe I have for JJ, I've struggled to articulate to others why they should take it seriously.

Looking forward to reading the rest and potentially discovering some things I didn't know about!

This book targets two radically different readers.

The Git Wizards, who play with reflog blindfolded and who crave more power. They will find it in Jujutsu.

The Scared Beginners, who freeze at conflicts and dread rebasing. They’ll finally gain autonomy with Jujutsu.

This is curious. I have always been one of those "I do not see the point of this over git" people, but I am also neither of these camps. I'm not a scared beginner and am perfectly happy rebasing and whatnot, but reflog is still arcane to me. I wonder if that's a pattern.

Minor detail: the exclamation marks threw me a bit. I knew it was called jj, or Jujutsu, but for some reason "Ju! Ju! Tsu!" didn't sink in, and I had to read down the page to get clues to confirm what this was really about.