My experience coding with AI with frontend frameworks so far: -React: CommonJS instead of ES Modules = meh -Svelte: naming every page +page i= dumb -SolidJS: Worked I guess, not blown away. Currently trying Vue, good experience so far. Will probably settle on either Vue or SolidJS. - ThreadSky

michielberk.com • 123 days ago

My experience coding with AI with frontend frameworks so far:

-React: CommonJS instead of ES Modules = meh
-Svelte: naming every page +page i= dumb
-SolidJS: Worked I guess, not blown away.

Currently trying Vue, good experience so far.

Will probably settle on either Vue or SolidJS.

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kelvinong.bsky.social•122 days ago

To me it feels like AI is always pushing to use React when I'm asking it to define the architecture?

I assumed it was because they were better at that

Interesting you found React meh!

michielberk.com•122 days ago

I think most training data for LLM's uses React. It also pushes typescript often 😅

scheppening.com•121 days ago

Make sure to try claudeAI over Chatgpt or Gemini when it comes to web development. It is a lot better than the others. I was surprised too when writing some rust code for a headless chrome crawler for work.

jeffreyhulten.com•121 days ago

If you aren't using the project and artifact features, check our https://t3.chat for a better multi model experience.

michielberk.com•121 days ago

Love the concept though.

michielberk.com•121 days ago

How do you like it so far? The thing that puts me off is having to pay up 8 bucks a month upfront while I mainly use my free gpt4o tokens and Gemini which are both free. And the 8 bucks doesnt even get me unlimited chat.

jeffreyhulten.com•120 days ago

I like quick access to new models and being able to compare results easily. I like that the product is under active development and, with a small team, my $8 moves the needle. I like that they are focused on UI and experience, so additional features have a much better chance to see the light of day.

jeffreyhulten.com•120 days ago

I miss the project/artifact experience of Anthropic, but like that whatever model I use the UI experience will survive the probable collapse of one of these companies...

jeffreyhulten.com•120 days ago

I like that they think in message exchanges, not tokens. Token costs are being averaged across all users.

michielberk.com•121 days ago

Claude Sonnet 3.5 is pretty much my default. GPT-4o when I need to make mathematical formulas.

baileytownsend.dev•121 days ago

Vue is my favorite and the templating syntax is what clicks the most for me since it’s pretty much just HTML

chevdeseingalt.bsky.social•121 days ago

Angular forever!

michielberk.com•121 days ago

Two questions: 1) What do you like about Angular? And 2) How much do you use AI in your workflow?

chevdeseingalt.bsky.social•121 days ago

As for AI, I use it sometimes. Copilot for handling some of the tedious work, and ChatGPT for the big stuff. Neither, of course, are substitutes for knowing what I’m doing.

chevdeseingalt.bsky.social•121 days ago

I like Angular because it’s predictable and lends itself naturally to good separation of concerns. There is an “Angular way” of doing things, and once you know what it is, you can move effortlessly from project to project, immediately knowing where to look for what.

michielberk.com•121 days ago

Appreciate the in depth response, will add it to my to-check frameworks! Might take a project or two to get to though.

chevdeseingalt.bsky.social•120 days ago

It has a longer ramp up time than React, but it’s well worth it. Your throughput will increase, especially if you are part of a team.

chevdeseingalt.bsky.social•121 days ago

I also like it because it comes with nearly everything you need out of the box. This helps the standardization because you don’t have so much customization needed to get basic functionality.

chevdeseingalt.bsky.social•121 days ago

I also like that it is VERY strongly-typed, so that dev errors are caught early, facilitating Shift Left.

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