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Been using Devin for a few months now, for Typescript and Python. I've never seen it check-in uncompilable code, but watching the Devin console I can see it bu
by int19h 1y ago
Been using Devin for a few months now, for Typescript and Python.
I've never seen it check-in uncompilable code, but watching the Devin console I can see it building and using the code to ensure commits are not complete garbage. When it has checked-in compilable and almost right but slightly wrong code, automatically running lint and tests (it doesn't always run them before checking in) from ci triggers it to push a fix on its own.
Feedback loops are nice, but they can be expensive, and time consuming (oh look at me complain that it takes Devin a whopping 15 minutes to complete a task) so I can definitely see the value in type constraints.
- android521 1y agois Devin worth the money? Would it be a big jump in productivity migrating from cursor to Devin?
- int19h 1y agoit has been worth it for me, ymmv of course. also they have a pay-as-you-go tier now as well. I pay the full $500 though. This month I'm going to blow past the base allowance and tap into 'gift credits' speaking of which if anyone wants a referral code (gift creds for me, and for you) hmu