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I built a website that builds itself with the new Sonnet and Cursor and open sourced it ...Github link in comment... It took about 2 hours and close to 100 prompts. I actually had added voice mode and proper resizing of components but at some points my single composer... show more

echo.hive

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16,816 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля echo.hive

echo.hive1 год назад

Download the website that builds itself:

Фото профиля NextMan

NextMan1 год назад

@cursor_ai will try it out!

Фото профиля echo.hive

echo.hive1 год назад

@cursor_ai let me know what you think. It needs some improvements and I got it to where I wanted before the mishap :( Will work on this again

Фото профиля echo.hive

echo.hive1 год назад

if you find this useful Check out my 1000x Cursor course where you will learn how to code fast with Cursor. it has 26 chapters(FREE first chapter) of building full app videos from scratch. Over 16 hours of content:

Фото профиля CoinCollector

CoinCollector1 год назад

@cursor_ai damn echo is cooking a lot lately!! this looks so cool

Фото профиля echo.hive

echo.hive1 год назад

@cursor_ai Thank you. I got carried away last night and was up till 8 in the morning. Good times 🥳

Фото профиля data0101

data01011 год назад

@cursor_ai Awesome work echo

Фото профиля echo.hive

echo.hive1 год назад

@cursor_ai Thank you very much🙏

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Ash1 год назад

@cursor_ai Legend

Фото профиля echo.hive

echo.hive1 год назад

@cursor_ai Thank you 🙏

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