👨‍💻 IA pour programmer

Fabian's take — "Claude Code is the tool that made me rethink what's possible with AI. I use it to build and maintain this entire website — writing components, managing content, deploying changes. It's like having a senior developer on hand who already knows the whole codebase. What surprised me is how much a non-developer can get done with it once you stop treating it as autocomplete and start giving it real tasks."

Fabian's take — "Codex is more or less on par with the latest Opus model in Claude Code, but it feels like it needs way more precise instructions, including what not to do, to yield the same results. Talking to Claude feels more natural, but depending on your tech stack, Codex might be the better, faster, and currently especially the cheaper choice."

Fabian's take — "Lovable is a great app builder, and I've built quite a few apps with it, even with a proper backend through Supabase. It is also great for quick prototyping and for figuring out difficult UX/UI questions."

Fabian's take — "Replit Agent is one of the most accessible ways to go from 'I have an idea' to 'here's a working app.' The zero-setup browser environment removes every excuse not to start building. Agent 3 is genuinely capable — it doesn't just write code, it debugs, adds error handling, and writes tests on its own. The catch: costs can sneak up on you with heavy agent usage, and for more complex projects you'll still hit walls that need a developer's eye. But for prototypes that grow into real products? Hard to beat."

Fabian's take — "Antigravity is a software development workbench that can also be used for knowledge work, just like Claude Code. It's powered by Google's Gemini models and is a lot more powerful than using Gemini models in the chat. I've used this to vibe code fantastic static websites, a game, and a Chrome browser extension."

Fabian's take — "I use Jules for two things: a nightly cron job that checks my website for accessibility and usability issues, and quick content changes when I'm on my phone and away from my laptop. It handles both well. The Google One AI Premium limits are generous enough that I've never felt constrained. If you've never tried agentic coding and the idea of a terminal makes you nervous, Jules is where I'd tell you to start."