It's simple and easy to understand, I especially like this video, and I hope to be able to do a whole series in the future, and I will fully support it until the end
Question 1: if I have entire Python code repo (in a directory on disk), how could I this cursor application to for example ask it to change the existing functionality of the code in the repo? Especially if the repo consist of a number of Python files. Can Cursor handle that? Question 2: can Cursor transform Python code to R code?
Hey! Question 1: If you import the folder of the python repo, you can press ctrl + i or cmd + i, then ask it to take a look at the directory (or folder path) and change something about it. Question 2: Yes it can, I converted Rust to Python. Well, I assume it can I guess, I did other languages.
You are correct 🫠. I forgot I already made changes and didn’t pay attention when re recorded this section. Thanks for pointing this out though for others so they don’t get confused
What have you created in seconds or minutes with cursor?
yes, it is awesome
It's simple and easy to understand, I especially like this video, and I hope to be able to do a whole series in the future, and I will fully support it until the end
Thank you 🙏 I appreciate it! I’ll be making a video of a full beginning to end of a web app
"Clear, concise, easy to follow. Helped me understand the app. Thanks Tyler! 🙏
Thank you, I appreciate that :)
You're a good dude! This is really helpful.
I'm happy it was helpful!
10:23 into the video, I jumped out to let you know you are doing a great job methodically describing to a new Cursor user this product.
Thanks for sharing 👽
Of course!
amazing！！
Thank you 🙏
Question 1: if I have entire Python code repo (in a directory on disk), how could I this cursor application to for example ask it to change the existing functionality of the code in the repo? Especially if the repo consist of a number of Python files. Can Cursor handle that?
Question 2: can Cursor transform Python code to R code?
Hey!
Question 1: If you import the folder of the python repo, you can press ctrl + i or cmd + i, then ask it to take a look at the directory (or folder path) and change something about it.
Question 2: Yes it can, I converted Rust to Python. Well, I assume it can I guess, I did other languages.
but i think version of claude sonnet that cursor use not the original one used in web browser and think he use customized one
Oh really? That might make sense because I don’t think context windows are the same so very well could be custom.
Your Rust examples are not about rust, it is only Python syntax...
You are correct 🫠. I forgot I already made changes and didn’t pay attention when re recorded this section. Thanks for pointing this out though for others so they don’t get confused
Is the excitement because VSCode can’t do this yet?
Probably!
vscode can do the same with the proper plugin installed, like github copilot, etc