i've been using all three of these for real projects - not just demos. messy production codes and tight deadlines were my buddies here.
github
copilot : it's like tab-complete on steroids, lives in your editor suggesting lines as you type ⚡
price is $$10/month (individual) | $${19}/month (business)
first ai coding tool that felt truly useful instead of gimmicky. i found myself actually relying more and using its suggestions.
github copilot vs cursor code & claudecursor
code seemed a bit clunky, less polished overall compared to the others ⚫
claude was interesting but didn't quite hit my expectations yet - still in beta stages
anyone tried them all? what did you think about their performance on real projects?
found this here:
https://dev.to/tyson_cung/cursor-vs-claude-code-vs-github-copilot-which-ai-coding-tool-is-actually-worth-it-4p78