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Top AI Tools Every Coder Needs to Know

AI tools for coding

Unsurprisingly, today’s generative AI large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT and Google Gemini are just as fluent in programming languages like Python, JavaScript, and C++ as they are in English, Spanish, or Arabic.

This game-changer makes it easier for everyone to create simple software tools and applications without extensive coding knowledge. However, it’s important to note that these tools are not a substitute for human expertise and may not always produce the most optimal code. Even professional programmers benefit from AI’s ability to fix bugs or suggest alternative methods to make their code faster and more efficient, but they still need to review and validate the suggestions.

Let’s delve into the world of the most powerful and popular generative AI coding tools. These tools are not only for experienced coders but also for complete novices, designed specifically for coding tasks. They seamlessly integrate into development environments, ensuring a comfortable and hassle-free coding experience.

GitHub Co-Pilot

Take, for instance, GitHub Co-Pilot, a tool based on OpenAI’s Codex model. It’s not just another coding tool. It’s a versatile assistant that integrates into popular development environments like Visual Studio Code. It’s fluent in multiple programming languages, including JavaScript, Python, C++, C#, and PHP, making it a must-have for any coder’s toolkit.

Amazon Q Developer

Amazon Q Developer, formerly CodeWhisperer, provides real-time coding suggestions and feedback. It integrates smoothly with Amazon’s cloud-based tools and supports all common programming languages. Its standout feature is creating personalized AI assistants for specific tasks.

IBM Watson Code Assistant

IBM’s Watson Code Assistant is designed for enterprise clients. It offers two products: one for modernizing legacy applications and another for managing IT infrastructure. It uses a fine-tuned 20-billion parameter version of IBM’s Granite LLM, focusing on enterprise-specific data.

CodeWP

CodeWP specializes in WordPress coding. It makes advanced functionality accessible to all by generating necessary JavaScript, PHP, or similar code from natural language prompts. It also supports popular plugins like WooCommerce.

More Generative AI Coding Tools

  • AIXCoder: Intelligent code completion and optimization.
  • AskCodi: Features code generation, auto-complete, and debugging assistance.
  • Codacy: Automated code review and debugging.
  • Codecomplete: Real-time code editing, analysis, and explanation.
  • Code Llama: Meta’s AI assistant for code creation and analysis.
  • Codepal: Simple web interface for code generation in many languages.
  • CodeSquire: Chrome extension for data scientists and analysts.
  • Metabob: Automated code review suggesting fixes.
  • Polycoder: Open-source AI code generator.
  • Mintlify: Automates programming documentation.
  • Mutable: AI-accelerated software development platform.
  • Replit: Cloud-based IDE with generative and collaborative features.
  • Android Studio with Gemini: Built-in coding support for Android applications.
  • Tabnine AI Code Assistant: AI assistant for software development.
  • Warp: Terminal application with contextual autosuggestion and error correction.
  • What The Diff: Tool for writing pull requests by recognizing source code changes.

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