As a non-coder, I built an app with cursor AI, but it was non-modular and only useful for me to use locally. Would love a tutorial aimed at novices that explains how to build something that can be deployed (and how/where to deploy it).
I get you. You can get a long way locally but then there is a jump to get to production. That's the purpose of my new course to teach the full launch process from idea to shipping. I'll be putting out free content around this as well to help everyone along.
Regarding the recommendation of building using tools with large corpus, has there been a heatmap created for this? Basically a comprehensive list showing the most "LLM friendly" platforms to build with.
@@zhalberd great question. I have not seen one. What you could do is go to stack overflow or GitHub and check for framework ranking order. This will give you an approximation for what these models may have crawled at scale.
Do you think this cursor will completely end the task of writing code? Frankly, my enthusiasm for working on forward-looking software gets discouraged from time to time.
It's a good question. In the long term horizon yes. In the short term no. I write way less code but I still need to understand it. We are becoming more like architects and developers rather than coders
From experience developer perspective, I see problem of context overload for AI tools. It got lost when repo is larger and more complex. It would be great if we could have video how do you deal with real project (could be open-source one) and putting modification (to the end) using powerful features of Cursor.
Thought this vid was going to be the answer. but got to 1:35 and lost you, does Cursor have Claud and OpenAi in it, if so how do you access it, so you put you idea where ?. I'll go find another vid to try and clear up and then come back. Thks.
@@joeking5211 hey Joe, this is prob a little advanced for starting from scratch. I would say checkout my composer overview or build a pro website no 1 which is a slower pace and I cover those points.
@@RobShocks Hi Rob many many thks for the reply. I am very very new to the AI programming as you have quickly realised, but hacked around for many yeas in C/C++ way back in the early days, so am a total newbe now, but with this unbelievable AI to do things I come back for a modern play and am toe in water right now, so much new terminology for the days gone by. I am as i type @5 mins in to your vid 'Cline 3.1 AI vs Cursor AI Web App Build' as I had managed to get that up and running only 2 days back, so am hoping that will be my bench mark to get back to coding the AI way, but I must admit just the 'token/credit/api' bit is totally foxing me at the mo but have managed to grab a few Deepseek credits to start. Now I better keep things short here, butI wonder when I have completed you Cline vid, as that is the on I think I will stick with as casual coder, can i drop a few dumb questions off to you as very few YT actually respond these days they just seem to get and lecture and thats it. Anyhow, Kind Rgds and back to you vid.
@ this is great feedback thanks Andreas. I suggest you look at the build a pro website tutorial. When you say your cursor does not look anything like this what do you mean? The interface?
Good eye. I noticed his mouth is not really in sync with what he's saying. He mouth is moving very weakly, while is voice is strong, which was the giveaway
Haha no special tool, just a very slow graphics card that does not keep up with my OBS screen share. Thanks for pointing that out time to upgrade my card.
@@ariesvortex-of6bw it’s built in on windows search for windows dictation or it’s covered on one of my shorts. Same on Mac enable dictation. It’s free and very accurate.
I’ve been thinking the same too. I thought they would have caught up by now. I think it’s inevitable with their funding. For me I’m following whichever tool gives me the best experience in the moment
bro can u showcase how to deploy on a digital ocean droplet i am building an app with remix front end and flask backend its been crazy everything works well on local host when i try to deploy those node modules mess up my deployment and website doesn’t end up working
@@supersal3478 you typically don’t copy the node modules from local to production, might that be the issue. You ideally should be using a docker build file to setup and deploy which will install the modules from the package.json.
I think they need to be a lot clearer on how this works and uses credits. Cursor have not been great at documentation it’s been very much and try and learn approach.
You say build anything, where are your builds ? You have nothing in your video history of any major builds. The last few videos are tailwind template replicas for landing pages. Shouldn’t you be evidencing top-tier work before publishing courses?
Hey Edward, cheers for the feedback. My problem is balancing time and video output. I have an agency where I build all these apps for clients and I can’t cover those builds on the channel. In the course I’m doing a full stack app. But in the next videos I’ll try and make time for a short app build. My goal was to showcase as efficiently as possible how to get started with cursor so far. What kid of apps would you like to see built?
@@RobShocks thanks Rob, not cover the build but as a pre-entry to the course just a video about how cursor helped you create a specific detailed thing with perhaps images and how you found that helped you in forging quicker solutions, or opening doors to more various ones in a project context. I suppose a nice balance between the reality and hype, experience and beginner and what are the core benefits in both arenas. Naturally it’s your channel and up to you, just feedback for what would stimulate me to buy the course. I appreciate you have lots of different types of viewers with different needs. Thank you for listening.
@@edwardferry8247 that’s solid feedback cheers. I’m going to keep this is mind for the next few videos. My intention was to start getting more practical in this direction
@@aakaashwani I could prob do it in a minute but I like to cater for new developers who need the introduction to concepts. If you want a summary to see if it’s worth your time get an AI summary of the video and pick the parts you’re interested in.
@@aakaashwani I guess I thought it was a cheat sheet compared to months of tactics compressed but that’s a fair point maybe I’ll just do a 1 min short as well.
@@RobShocks no man keep up the good work. These detailed video is your usp. Most of us like this detailed explanation. This is not a reel to be done in a minute
This video was helpful i've been using cursor since January but it has been a fail and learn journey this opened up a lot i didnt know
As a non-coder, I built an app with cursor AI, but it was non-modular and only useful for me to use locally. Would love a tutorial aimed at novices that explains how to build something that can be deployed (and how/where to deploy it).
I get you. You can get a long way locally but then there is a jump to get to production. That's the purpose of my new course to teach the full launch process from idea to shipping. I'll be putting out free content around this as well to help everyone along.
I second this. Need to understand relative file paths and self contained installers so that the apps we build are portable.
@@zhalberd yes that’s important, this makes developer operations a lot easier. I design everything to be able to be containerised.
@@RobShocks more videos pls. Thank you for taking the time to make these. Very helpful.
@ appreciate that, more on the way
This is Awesome
Timing is perfect ❤
Please do a full video like creating an App from scratch and making it use for public
@@MathiTamilGaming on the way
@RobShocks Awesome 💯
Cursor is amazing!
Best cursor walk-through video so far, can you please build a full stack application from start to finish using AI agents stack ?
Thanks for the nice comment. What agent stack are you into at the moment?
thanks, mate!
You are welcome!
Super valuable, thanks!
@@fritslyneborg thanks Frits, building anything interesting?
thank you
@@dalvir123 thanks for taking the time to say thanks. It means a lot. I’ll pay the karma on today
Regarding the recommendation of building using tools with large corpus, has there been a heatmap created for this? Basically a comprehensive list showing the most "LLM friendly" platforms to build with.
@@zhalberd great question. I have not seen one. What you could do is go to stack overflow or GitHub and check for framework ranking order. This will give you an approximation for what these models may have crawled at scale.
Cool bro
Do you think this cursor will completely end the task of writing code? Frankly, my enthusiasm for working on forward-looking software gets discouraged from time to time.
Keep dream buddy
@@antoniofuller2331what do you mean?
It's a good question. In the long term horizon yes. In the short term no. I write way less code but I still need to understand it. We are becoming more like architects and developers rather than coders
From experience developer perspective, I see problem of context overload for AI tools. It got lost when repo is larger and more complex.
It would be great if we could have video how do you deal with real project (could be open-source one) and putting modification (to the end) using powerful features of Cursor.
Thought this vid was going to be the answer. but got to 1:35 and lost you, does Cursor have Claud and OpenAi in it, if so how do you access it, so you put you idea where ?. I'll go find another vid to try and clear up and then come back. Thks.
@@joeking5211 hey Joe, this is prob a little advanced for starting from scratch. I would say checkout my composer overview or build a pro website no 1 which is a slower pace and I cover those points.
@@RobShocks Hi Rob many many thks for the reply. I am very very new to the AI programming as you have quickly realised, but hacked around for many yeas in C/C++ way back in the early days, so am a total newbe now, but with this unbelievable AI to do things I come back for a modern play and am toe in water right now, so much new terminology for the days gone by. I am as i type @5 mins in to your vid 'Cline 3.1 AI vs Cursor AI Web App Build' as I had managed to get that up and running only 2 days back, so am hoping that will be my bench mark to get back to coding the AI way, but I must admit just the 'token/credit/api' bit is totally foxing me at the mo but have managed to grab a few Deepseek credits to start. Now I better keep things short here, butI wonder when I have completed you Cline vid, as that is the on I think I will stick with as casual coder, can i drop a few dumb questions off to you as very few YT actually respond these days they just seem to get and lecture and thats it. Anyhow, Kind Rgds and back to you vid.
Same. My cursor didn't look anything like this and I couldn't find anything related to composer. No idea how this works or how its better than Replit.
@ this is great feedback thanks Andreas. I suggest you look at the build a pro website tutorial. When you say your cursor does not look anything like this what do you mean? The interface?
Great video! What voice dictation app are you using?
Good eye. I noticed his mouth is not really in sync with what he's saying. He mouth is moving very weakly, while is voice is strong, which was the giveaway
I use the default windows dictation tool. There is demo of it in my latest video on Cline if that helps. Just search windows accessibility voice.
Haha no special tool, just a very slow graphics card that does not keep up with my OBS screen share. Thanks for pointing that out time to upgrade my card.
Damn, how do you prompt by just speaking? Is that an extension? What is it called?
Nice video!
@@ariesvortex-of6bw it’s built in on windows search for windows dictation or it’s covered on one of my shorts. Same on Mac enable dictation. It’s free and very accurate.
@@RobShocks is dictation available on linux distros?
@@shubhampatil5935 I don’t use Ubuntu as an OS so I’m not sure. Prob worth checking github
I wonder how long before Microsoft “adopts” the benefits into VS Code native.
I’ve been thinking the same too. I thought they would have caught up by now. I think it’s inevitable with their funding. For me I’m following whichever tool gives me the best experience in the moment
@ Cursor AI is just a fork of VS Code, so id say it’s pretty much guaranteed.
@@gjb.80watch the interview they did with Lex Fridman in October... They're doing a lot more than just a VScode clone.
bro can u showcase how to deploy on a digital ocean droplet
i am building an app with remix front end and flask backend its been crazy
everything works well on local host when i try to deploy those node modules mess up my deployment and website doesn’t end up working
@@supersal3478 you typically don’t copy the node modules from local to production, might that be the issue. You ideally should be using a docker build file to setup and deploy which will install the modules from the package.json.
I still don't know how the find bug function works.
I think they need to be a lot clearer on how this works and uses credits. Cursor have not been great at documentation it’s been very much and try and learn approach.
@RobShocks this function requires extra money already spent 20$ to buy pro will this function ever be completed to use it need extra money. lol
You say build anything, where are your builds ? You have nothing in your video history of any major builds. The last few videos are tailwind template replicas for landing pages. Shouldn’t you be evidencing top-tier work before publishing courses?
Hey Edward, cheers for the feedback. My problem is balancing time and video output. I have an agency where I build all these apps for clients and I can’t cover those builds on the channel. In the course I’m doing a full stack app. But in the next videos I’ll try and make time for a short app build. My goal was to showcase as efficiently as possible how to get started with cursor so far. What kid of apps would you like to see built?
Hi Rob.,thanks for the update. I would prefer A Real Estate App for free. @@RobShocks
@@RobShocks thanks Rob, not cover the build but as a pre-entry to the course just a video about how cursor helped you create a specific detailed thing with perhaps images and how you found that helped you in forging quicker solutions, or opening doors to more various ones in a project context. I suppose a nice balance between the reality and hype, experience and beginner and what are the core benefits in both arenas. Naturally it’s your channel and up to you, just feedback for what would stimulate me to buy the course. I appreciate you have lots of different types of viewers with different needs. Thank you for listening.
@@edwardferry8247 that’s solid feedback cheers. I’m going to keep this is mind for the next few videos. My intention was to start getting more practical in this direction
It's cos they're just riding hype waves
Fancy talk - could have said everything in 5 min
@@aakaashwani I could prob do it in a minute but I like to cater for new developers who need the introduction to concepts. If you want a summary to see if it’s worth your time get an AI summary of the video and pick the parts you’re interested in.
@ then don’t title it cheat sheet
@@aakaashwani I guess I thought it was a cheat sheet compared to months of tactics compressed but that’s a fair point maybe I’ll just do a 1 min short as well.
@@RobShocks no man keep up the good work. These detailed video is your usp. Most of us like this detailed explanation. This is not a reel to be done in a minute