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Have you tried cursor? I really like the selecting context -> cmd+l to make a chat with it - explain requirement, hit apply, validate the diff. Works amazingl
by shmoogy 2y ago
Have you tried cursor? I really like the selecting context -> cmd+l to make a chat with it - explain requirement, hit apply, validate the diff.
Works amazingly well for a lot of what I've been working on the past month or two.
- gnatolf 2y agoI haven't tried cursor yet, but how is this different from the copilot plugin in vscode? Sounds pretty similar.
- cheema33 2y ago> copilot plugin in vscode Copilot, back when I used it, completely ignored context outside of the file I was working in. Copilot, as of a few weeks ago, the absolute dumbest assistant of all the various options available. With cursor, I can ask it to make a change to how the app generates a JWT without even knowing which file or folder the relevant code is in. For very large codebases, this is very very helpful.
- cruffle_duffle 2y agoSimilar flow but much better user experience. At least that is how I’d describe it.
- RugnirViking 2y agoya know what, after a couple times hearing this comment, I downloaded it literally yesterday. It does feel pretty different, at least the composer module and stuff. A bit improvement in ai tooling imo