I really like cline as well, in fact been using the roo-cline fork a fair abit too.
We recently shipped cline support in codegate, an opensource privacy and security project for working with cline, copilot, aider etc https://github.com/stacklok/codegate
Thank you for such detailed article, In may 9-5 job I'm almost using Intellij IDEA, but now trying to switch from IDEA to Zed Editor. I have question why you didn't include Zed in this comparison? :)
Thanks for the extensive write-up. It triggered me to start testing and see if I like it better then cursor. I'm testing it to transform designs into an angular solution (cursor has it's challenges with angular). It comes quite far but it has a very hard time to conform to the design I've inputted via images. Do you have any tips on how to achieve this? Next to that, I find that using openrouter with claude-3.5-sonnet the costs are quite high. A mockup of a signup form is costing ~$5. Are you running the models locally? Any tips on cost control?
Articles like this keep me on this platform
Thank you Addy
It's my pleasure! I hope there was something in value of the write-up :)
I really like cline as well, in fact been using the roo-cline fork a fair abit too.
We recently shipped cline support in codegate, an opensource privacy and security project for working with cline, copilot, aider etc https://github.com/stacklok/codegate
Thank you for such detailed article, In may 9-5 job I'm almost using Intellij IDEA, but now trying to switch from IDEA to Zed Editor. I have question why you didn't include Zed in this comparison? :)
Thanks for the extensive write-up. It triggered me to start testing and see if I like it better then cursor. I'm testing it to transform designs into an angular solution (cursor has it's challenges with angular). It comes quite far but it has a very hard time to conform to the design I've inputted via images. Do you have any tips on how to achieve this? Next to that, I find that using openrouter with claude-3.5-sonnet the costs are quite high. A mockup of a signup form is costing ~$5. Are you running the models locally? Any tips on cost control?
Thanks
This seems like the between sessions memory hint I was looking for.
I need to be able to onboard new agents quickly to the project without flooding context .
I'm a sloppy newb and
Not creating sequence diagrams nor Generating architectural documentation with R1
That's probably why I was hitting context limitations and getting stuck in loops even after attempting the project again with a fresh session...
Thanks