I instruct Claude Sonnet to rename a database table column and then relax with a cigar.
It not only performs the renaming using Wappler's migration tool, but it also modifies the foreign key constraints and updates the front-end code to reflect the new name. Look Mum, no hands!
The only downside is that it is proving to be quite expensive in terms of cigars.
You are a braver man than me. I am not there with the AI trust level yet.
Also, just curious what you would use for an instructions for something like that?
I watched the Anthropic release presentation earlier. They announced Claude and Opus 4 (apparently Opus being 'the worlds best coding model'). Already available in Cline and other tools. Lets see what they bring to the party. Am sure the imminent incoming updates to DeepSeek instigated this announcement as they really need to get the money in before getting slaughtered, once again, by the Chinese...
Please rename the database table column in [the_table] from [old_name] to [new_name]
Once Claude has finished, I do thank it in the hope that we become buddies.
Claude 4 Sonnet is fully set up and ready for use, though it is not functioning yet.
The privilege of using Claude 4 Opus incurs a cost four times more than the current payment. It is hoped that these costs and restrictions become less burdensome in the future.
I'm 100% with you on this one, I've a feeling DeepSeek are going to seriously redefine AI usage throughout the world. They may or may not technically get to be the best, regardless of that outcome, they're teaching the USA that they have some serious competition.
Does any one tried to create custom front-end extension with AI? For instance implement new WYSIWYG editor or a custom calendar?
Would you feel comfortable sharing what your database renaming cost?
To the best of my knowledge, I spend $100 annually regardless of usage.
However, please do not consider this information definitive, as I may be mistaken. If I am incorrect, could someone kindly direct me to a source where I can verify my total expenditure to date?
Yes the current GitHub copilot pro plan cost just $10 per month doesn’t matter the tokens you send.
It is bit rate limited to prevent excessive usage
I, too, have found ChatGPT is a great tutor. Especially when I setup GitHub. I saved a lot of time for sure.
I'm not sure I would trust it completely with everything, however it's done very well with its opinions, and offering methods that I had not thought of.