It's trivial to switch. The company I work for has 1k employees has already switched like 3 times in the last two years.
Are they really switching when so many docs, diagrams and info is stored inside Claude Design, Whiteboard and meetings?
We store those things in confluence, figma, and zoom. MCP allows the LLMs to work directly in those systems as needed.
They aren’t noobs like you, who uses frigging Claude as their storage platform? Ever heard of connectors?
Problems that don't happen if you make everyone use claude code, as they should.
This is the era for boomers to get over their fear of the command line.
Claude code can be used from the Claude app without ever touching a command line
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Easy to say, not so easy to actually get your mechanics, your project managers, and your business operations staff to get over that hurdle unless you’re willing to handhold them through the process of changing directories or explaining what an environment variable is to them. (This isn’t just boomers btw. Lots of young people have had the command line abstracted away from them their entire working lives)
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Weird take. Tech boomers started with tape or commandline. The ide only became the development environment of choice in the late 90s, firmly with genx and millennials.
Claude code is a terminal interface not a command line tool. More like vim than sed.
Visual BASIC was 1991. QuickBASIC, Borland Turbo Pascal, SmallTalk-80, NeXT InterfaceBuilder, all pre-1990, several well-pre-1990. Boomers absolutely had, and indeed devised, the IDE.