[dzhiurgis]

I’ve dumped claude few months ago for gemini. Maybe my problems are too trivial, but it’s same if not better with added benefit of being much faster. I’d say 95% of my work (20-30hrs per week) is done by it and I spend less than $50 per month.

[testfrequency]

What stack do you work on ooc?

I’ve been tempted to move my Gemini plan up to a higher plan and play around more with the Gemini cli - as I seriously live the Gemini chat for most everything. Claude is lazy af and is always pulling stale data, or not checking resources entirely. I literally have a Gemini mcp that I force close to use half the time when it’s lost, and Gemini nails it every single time.

I’m on a Claude max 20x plan right now, and I seriously can’t imagine not having it around anymore but Gemini seems to always have my back on actual current data and less hallucinations.

[dzhiurgis]

I do Salesforce - backend and frontend using Webstorm and Junie (and Salesforce specific plugins). It understands symbol table and can connect to Salesforce via MCP server for various things (retrieve missing metadata, create users, deploy, etc).

Funnily Junie detects when Gemini is overloaded (less and less often now) and switches to default model (openai). This is when you start thinking - why this code is so terrible, whats going on?

[testfrequency]

(apologies for all the typos in my original message)

That makes sense. Web is really where so many of these agents shine, I’m envious. I also imagine the huge context window for Gemini is a huge help with Salesforce work. I do iOS dev, so I have long felt trapped to Claude as it’s really the only agent that understands Xcode/Swift well enough for refactors and architecture. I just get so frustrated by Claude’s laziness and out of date information.

I honestly completely forgot Junie existed…I’m very tempted to see how far I can push it for iOS dev now…I’m sure Xcode is going to hate me even more ha.