I think we are due for a wholesale rethinking of what an IDE looks like with AI at is core. But while I'm waiting for that, Cursor + Claude is still pretty great. It's increased my productivity a lot and is definitely a step forward from VSCode + Copilot
I used to code daily, but now I program just 5-6 days a month. Even so, I’d never give up my Cursor subscription. It’s been a game-changer for launching features quickly and reviewing content effortlessly!
Version 4.2 performed really well, but 4.3 feels like a step backward. The UI has become less user-friendly, and the long context feature has been removed. Since it's the weekend, I'm currently exploring alternative options.
Cursor accelerates our coding process, offering an enhanced alternative to GitHub Copilot. It allows us to interact directly with our codebase, simplifying navigation and comprehension. Once you use it, there's no turning back.
