Dude … all this AND a honeybadger reference?! You may have peaked; banger post.
At your encouragement (and perhaps a few others) I got into it with Claude this week and had so much fun. Made a slap dash website (https://wirepinestage.com) and of course wrote about said fun. VS code next
Man, so cool to see how Claude Code can really supercharge the work of someone who actually knows what they're doing and can steer it in the right direction. Must be a thrill to use it!
This breakdown of Skills vs MCP as 'recipe vs kitchen' is genius - it clicked instantly how they compliment each other instead of compete. The lazy approach of having Claude setup it's own infrastructure feels recursive in the best way, like teaching a tool to modify itself. I've been using plain Claude Code but now I'm defintely switching to an IDE after seeing how much easier it is to track context changes visually.
Dude … all this AND a honeybadger reference?! You may have peaked; banger post.
At your encouragement (and perhaps a few others) I got into it with Claude this week and had so much fun. Made a slap dash website (https://wirepinestage.com) and of course wrote about said fun. VS code next
Nastyass honeybadger!
Man, so cool to see how Claude Code can really supercharge the work of someone who actually knows what they're doing and can steer it in the right direction. Must be a thrill to use it!
This breakdown of Skills vs MCP as 'recipe vs kitchen' is genius - it clicked instantly how they compliment each other instead of compete. The lazy approach of having Claude setup it's own infrastructure feels recursive in the best way, like teaching a tool to modify itself. I've been using plain Claude Code but now I'm defintely switching to an IDE after seeing how much easier it is to track context changes visually.
Yup, IDE is the way to go if you want the next top-level overview for sure. Happy you liked it!