Copilot catching/trying to catch Cursor is good for the community. Now, I am more excited about what are all the features that Cursor is working under the hood. 😉
Happy to see copilot slowly catching up on cursor, they should stop investing on the v0 lime experience and focus in the IDE, it's the only place where LLMs are actually useful for coding.
Finding it really hard to return to copilot after using cursor, it just seems to work 'better', will check out the later tools all the same tho, keep up the great work, really lucky to have lots of IDE improvements
The only thing JetBrains does better at this point is Java & Kotlin-surprise surprise. Their editors don’t suck but they’re slower and more memory hungry than VS Code, the remote editing over SSH is perpetually broken, there’s a constant threat that they may decide to start charging for currently free IDE’s and it’s a pain in the ass to have one editor per language. Their AI is objectively inferior by their own admission, Fleet’s progress runs in direct opposition to their flagship product-the whole JetBrains story is in complete disarray. Unless you’re squarely in the JVM world there is no real reason to go JetBrains anymore. VS Code has now reached feature parity with the lauded Pycharm, as an editor Junkie I’m speaking from very recent experience-so if anyone is wondering what to choose: it’s VS Code as far as GUI editors go. And turn off copilot unless you need a refactor-do your own research but it’s been proven the quality of code is regressing and it makes sense. The LLM’s can only train on what is already available, they can only curate but so much before they have to crank out the next batch of useless features-if you give a rip about your future you might not want to build your foundation on this quicksand. I’m not anti AI, it just can never match what a skilled dev can output and it is only to your benefit to reach this level. AI is for wrote / boring task it is not your “copilot” 😂 sheeee
The saying is “pulling the rug out from under us..”, unless… this is actually affection for Microsoft and you’re saying you’re thankful for all the free tools and open source contributions…? Either way I think you’ve properly bungled the delivery of your message my guy. Tsk, JavaScript brain rot-I’ve seen many cases.
Copilot catching/trying to catch Cursor is good for the community. Now, I am more excited about what are all the features that Cursor is working under the hood. 😉
Happy to see copilot slowly catching up on cursor, they should stop investing on the v0 lime experience and focus in the IDE, it's the only place where LLMs are actually useful for coding.
Finding it really hard to return to copilot after using cursor, it just seems to work 'better', will check out the later tools all the same tho, keep up the great work, really lucky to have lots of IDE improvements
I feel the same way mostly. Cursor feels great to use - Scott
Where do I get that vscode shirt? That joint is dope.
If you add the vs code extensions it should appear in your mailbox
Cursor is x10 better. They need to innovate REALLY fast or they'll die
Webstorm already does this 🙃
The only thing JetBrains does better at this point is Java & Kotlin-surprise surprise.
Their editors don’t suck but they’re slower and more memory hungry than VS Code, the remote editing over SSH is perpetually broken, there’s a constant threat that they may decide to start charging for currently free IDE’s and it’s a pain in the ass to have one editor per language.
Their AI is objectively inferior by their own admission, Fleet’s progress runs in direct opposition to their flagship product-the whole JetBrains story is in complete disarray.
Unless you’re squarely in the JVM world there is no real reason to go JetBrains anymore.
VS Code has now reached feature parity with the lauded Pycharm, as an editor Junkie I’m speaking from very recent experience-so if anyone is wondering what to choose: it’s VS Code as far as GUI editors go.
And turn off copilot unless you need a refactor-do your own research but it’s been proven the quality of code is regressing and it makes sense.
The LLM’s can only train on what is already available, they can only curate but so much before they have to crank out the next batch of useless features-if you give a rip about your future you might not want to build your foundation on this quicksand.
I’m not anti AI, it just can never match what a skilled dev can output and it is only to your benefit to reach this level.
AI is for wrote / boring task it is not your “copilot” 😂 sheeee
Like usual Macrohard pulling the rug under the feet of developers. Super nice.
What do you mean by this? How is this rug pulling?
@@syntaxfm I am gen Z and even I cannot understand this lol.
lol
The saying is “pulling the rug out from under us..”, unless… this is actually affection for Microsoft and you’re saying you’re thankful for all the free tools and open source contributions…?
Either way I think you’ve properly bungled the delivery of your message my guy.
Tsk, JavaScript brain rot-I’ve seen many cases.
@@pookiepats hahahaha, happens to anyone right? Also, do you remember 90s? I was there. I do remember.