Thank you, Zeneca! This is just what I needed, I think. I want to develop a very specific tool that replaces manual measuring of objects in Illustrator; each band in a stripe, for instance. It probably exists already, but it should be fun trying to come up with something using Claude Code.
And photos? I have more than 40k unorganized ones in mi PC, wink wink :)
Thank you so much for this piece. I actually enjoyed reading and learnt something. I've actually interacted with the Terminal on Windows but reading about it here, gives some refinement to my knowledge of what it is. Especially when you put into perspective with GUI.
One question though, what's your take on VS Code in comparison to Cursor ?
I haven't used VS Code. I think it's comparable, but when I was researching what to use, basically every source recommended to go with Cursor so that's what I did. But if you're familiar with VS Code, it's probably gonna be basically just as good.
Thank you, Zeneca! This is just what I needed, I think. I want to develop a very specific tool that replaces manual measuring of objects in Illustrator; each band in a stripe, for instance. It probably exists already, but it should be fun trying to come up with something using Claude Code.
And photos? I have more than 40k unorganized ones in mi PC, wink wink :)
Haha, you and me both! GL building the tool!!
This is so incredibly helpful! Thank you, Zeneca. You solved the setup mystery for me. I also appreciate the tip to use Cursor.
Glad to hear! Yeah Cursor is a game changer
Thank you so much for this piece. I actually enjoyed reading and learnt something. I've actually interacted with the Terminal on Windows but reading about it here, gives some refinement to my knowledge of what it is. Especially when you put into perspective with GUI.
One question though, what's your take on VS Code in comparison to Cursor ?
I haven't used VS Code. I think it's comparable, but when I was researching what to use, basically every source recommended to go with Cursor so that's what I did. But if you're familiar with VS Code, it's probably gonna be basically just as good.
Thank you Zen, appreciate your response.