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I did it (fairly simple really) but found most of my (unsophisticated) coding these days to go through Aider [1] paired with Sonnet, for UX reasons mostly. It i
by freediver 2y ago
I did it (fairly simple really) but found most of my (unsophisticated) coding these days to go through Aider [1] paired with Sonnet, for UX reasons mostly. It is easier to just prompt over the entire codebase, vs Cursor way of working with text selections.
[1] https://aider.chat https://aider.chat
- kevinbluer 2y agoI believe Cursor allows for prompting over the entire codebase too: https://docs.cursor.com/chat/codebase https://docs.cursor.com/chat/codebase
- freediver 2y agoThat is chatting, but it will not change the code.
- lifty 2y agoThanks for this suggestion. If anyone has other suggestions for working with large code context windows and changing code workflows, I would love to hear about them.
- asselinpaul 2y agocomposer within cursor (in beta) is worth a look: https://x.com/shaoruu/status/1812412514350858634 https://x.com/shaoruu/status/1812412514350858634
- stavros 2y agoAider with Sonnet is so much better than with GPT. I made a mobile app over the weekend (never having touched mobile development before), and with GPT it was a slog, as it kept making mistakes. Sonnet was much, much better.