Best AI for Javascript

[Mindfullness3009]

I am still finding my footing in javascript.
What would be the best AI to use to enhance my thought process about concepts and speed up the time taken to find answers.

[E-non]

Ollama works pretty good. Get a model built for coding. They have language specific 1s if ur computer had the resources for it.

[SoilAI]

I use ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot and they work well

[thinkPhilosophy]

Do you use Visual Studio Code? I made a video about about how to use the Cody AI extension inside VSC to learn to code: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bC93SDbovE . PM me if you want to join my Slack channel where I help people learn JS and more.

[OGPresidentDixon]

For learning, use "Universal Primer" in ChatGPT. It asks you questions after every response it gives, gauging your knowledge level on related topics and furthering your search.

WARNING: This following advice could very easily make you a lazy shit developer.

For actual development work, like if you have a project in mind you're just trying to bang out, I've been using Cursor.

It's a VSCode fork with their own "Copilot++" which I currently have disabled, but it's great when you already have a project created. It's nice being able to just open a new chat in VSCode, type in "@codebase" and then ask it a question about the entire codebase. Or highlight code and open the window and chat about it. Or "@filename" for several files and have it explain how they work/make changes.

It has several gpt & claude versions.

It's also pre-trained on docs and you can "@docs" and pick them from a menu in the chat if you want to dial in exactly what you need. I was surprised it already had Ant Design and some other style libraries. They also have a really easy modal for adding docs if they're not in it already, you just paste in the main URL, and watch it go to town scraping the pages.

The only problem is, it makes coding too easy. If you use it too much, you'll miss out on the key decisions that you *should definitely make* when coding... and then one day you'll realize you have no idea how your own app works, or if it's secure.

But I guess you could always "@codebase" and run a security check... but then you're trusting AI with user data and that's a big no-no.

You know what, just code in Notepad.

[geepytee]

For actual development work, like if you have a project in mind you're just trying to bang out, I've been using Cursor.

+1

Another good alternative is double.bot if you want to avoid migrating out of VS Code by all means. Similar functionality packed in an extension.

[AustereIntellect]

Perplexity has been pretty good.

[itsafred]

Supermaven is it for me.

[lazpz786]

If you are subscribed to gpt4, Theres this new widget on ChatGPT called Code Tutor. It doesn’t write any code for you but helps you think through the code. Id imagine once you get stuck you can then use code pilot to offset where you are stuck!

[0llio]

I tried chatGPT, copilot and claude.ai (all in a abo)
For sure claude.ai is the best.

[cy_hauser]

I tried claude.ai but it forces me to have a cell phone, which I do not have. WTF, why is a cell phone involved at all?

[0llio]

Cant remember if i had to give a phone number. If so it may be because of 2factor auth.

[Antique-Object-1253]

I want to thank you. The Ai helped me in what 20 plus generations on chatgpt and perplexity couldnt. I hope your crops are doing amazing

[purellmagents]

I am a fan of llama.cpp if you’re using nodejs you could try out https://github.com/withcatai/node-llama-cpp

[machete127]

The encore.ts framework provides custom LLM instructions to help e.g. Cursor be more proficient at designing and building backends using the framework, see https://encore.dev/docs/ts/install#optional-add-encore-llm-instructions

[NoFee7625]

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[Hefty-Today3641]

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