New and confused. With cursor I can use any AI. If I use Claude code, then what? I don't have it yet just wondering.
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How can I use Claude Code with Visual Studio 2022? It is C# .net code. If needed I could change the IDE, also if really needed, it is in GIT VC, though I would prefer local changes.
I only saw command prompts for Claude Code so far. In the web chat I typically paste files or code excerpts - I hope most of that would be not necesarry with Claude Code, though every so often I would have to paste e. g. a database tabel or a paragraph of instructions. Does that also work?
I read it now also works on the pro plan?
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Right now i copy and paste the code directly into the claude.ai itself when i'm doing coding. I know that CC links to VS Code, but is there any means for lnking it to VS Community edition?
I'm recently working on a big project .NET 8.0 windows App in visual studio community. Since I didn't find a way to use claude inside the IDE . I'm generating code from claude web and pasting back in my solution explorer files. Now that my project got bigger +120 files and + 8k lines of code I can't upload it to claude web to continue in a new conversation. Any solution? I'm stuck and if I want to make bigger changes to the logic not the ui I can't do it easily and it would take several hours due to 5h waiting . Once I upload half my project from github it already makes the conversation limit reaching quickly. Im now trying to optimize my code especially in the ui ( creating custom templates.xaml as reusable widgets ) so i can minimize code lines . Anyone who have a solution or an idea on how to use the maximum of claude for vs community 22 . I appreciate it
I've been an IntelliJ IDEA user since the 1.0 release, which is quite a long time. My license is up for renewal, and lately, with Claude Code, I've been typing so much less that I've realized the old IDE model may not be the best for coding agentically.
So I tried a couple of terminal windows side by side, one for claude, and one for the command line, and it's not bad with vi, but it's tedious to track down whatever file Claude is modifying to do a diff.
So... what are people using with Claude Code to get work done?
Switched from IDEs to Claude Code in terminal. Now I rarely use full IDEs - just command line and occasional direct code edits.
Anyone else made this transition? What's your experience been like?
Considring going back to the IDE, any good plugins or terminal IDE integrations to streamline working with Claude?