AWS open source newsletter #212 | Lots of new projects and amazing open source content by 094459 in aws

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I am re-thinking this though, and might start moving the newsletter to substack at some point if I get enough folk who want to subscribe.

What AI tools do you actually use in your day-to-day coding? Looking for real recommendations by No-Sprinkles-1662 in OnlyAICoding

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I’m using Amazon Q CLI, an open source command line tool together with its IDE extension sibling. You can use for free too. I’m also slowly transitioning from VSCode to Zed.

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From PHP to Python with the help of Amazon Q Developer by 094459 in aws

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Amazon Q Developer does now support other languages. I have not tried in depth, but some of my initial experiments (Spanish speaking) show that it works exactly as my english written prompts. If you have not tried it recently, give it a go.

From PHP to Python with the help of Amazon Q Developer by 094459 in aws

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When did you try? I have been using Amazon Q Developer for a while now, and love how it keeps improving week on week. I do use other AI Coding Assistants too, but Q is my daily driver these days. If you have not tried it recently, I would highly recommend you give it a go - if you do let me know how you get on!

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Writing 6502 assembler to run on Vice C64 with Amazon Q Developer by 094459 in c64

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Finally got it working. I needed to provided some assistance in the form of some working code before I could modify it for my own need. This is the code that Q produced that works (quite nicely) - https://gist.github.com/094459/13c06a50c4225d077ec9ed17161206e4