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So I’m not proud to admit that for my recent work (which has been 90% data science stuff in Julia) I’ve been still just using Gemini via the webpage for coding
by ls612 9mo ago
So I’m not proud to admit that for my recent work (which has been 90% data science stuff in Julia) I’ve been still just using Gemini via the webpage for coding and it’s pretty effective for me, what is the most user friendly way to get started with Claude Code? Is there a nice VSCode integration out there?
- falloutx 9mo agoYes you can install it as a VSCode extension or use it from terminal. Effect is same. But for your use-case, I would think Gemini cli is better, since gemini does seem to excel in Data Analytics tasks for me.
- waffletower 9mo agoYes, admittedly, since the Gemini 3 release, I have switched to using Gemini 3 via Opencode and the Gemini CLI, largely.
- waffletower 9mo agoClaude Code is a command line CLI. There are many like it -- Opencode, aider, Gemini CLI -- you launch the CLI in a software project directory and ask it to code interactively. It can navigate source files and create them. I prefer the approach to Cursor, however, there is a vscode extension for Claude Code as well: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/vs-code https://code.claude.com/docs/en/vs-code