With recent models from Moonshot AI (Kimi K2), Alibaba didn't fall behind. Alibaba released Qwen3-Coder, an agentic coding model available in multi...
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qwen coder fast in cerebras win
+ Groq. It's quantized, and that's what I hate about these.
ah yeah not full model but still is fast
Do you replace Claude with any of these recent models for coding? 😮💨
Gemini all the wayy
Good choice
Big Claude fan too! I like the Geometry Dash results you got, reminds me of the browser games I've been helping my 2-year-old build with Cline in VSC. Your output looks better though. We should step up our game! 😆
Oh, wow, it's so lovely to hear that. A 2-year-old building browser games? Wow, such talent. 🫡 Guess I'm getting replaced by them in the future... 🤧
AI helps 😄 It's awesome to see his joy at bringing ideas to life! It'll be a whole other world for tomorrow's kids. I wrote about it here, including the set up: dev.to/meimakes/my-2-year-old-ship...
Love the write-up. Kudos to my little prompt engineer buddy! <3
Indeed a great comparison, Piyush 🔥🔥
These really help choose a good LLM over time as the way tech is moviing nowadays. you can't stick to one for a very long.
Glad I could help! :)
Thanks
My personal preference is Claude but looking objectively it didn't do any flame animation at all. And its Geometry Dash UI is extremely basic, Qwen's design is much better.
Claude all the way. I don't care about the animation; if it can get the logic correct, that's all that matters. I mostly use these LLMs for things other than these UIs, so if it can handle logic well, I don't care if it hogs the animations.
In your post, you write about UI (and show UI) but don't mention/compare the logic. Thus my comment.
Interesting that Claude Sonnet 4 consistently performed better across tasks. I wonder if its architecture is just inherently better suited for agentic coding.
Yeah, Claude all the way for agentic coding. I'm always shocked at how good its models are, and I've been using Sonnet recently for all my tasks, mostly coding, and couldn't be happier.