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In <8 min I built a basic Airbnb app using Cursor. I use Cursor Projects to scaffold out snippets that I can use anytime I need new features. Stop overthinking it and let the AI work for you. This is next level building.

Mckay Wrigley

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Mckay Wrigley2 лет назад

Cooking up some HEAT on longer tutorials so make sure you’re subscribed to my YouTube channel. Dropping soon.

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Mckay Wrigley2 лет назад

Reminder that next week I’m doing app week! We’ll be building a new app with AI every day at Come start preparing with my Cursor course so that your AI workflows are ready. For both beginners and experienced devs who want to build.

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NoCodeDevs2 лет назад

Built a Reddit clone the same way 👀

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Mckay Wrigley2 лет назад

On a roll 👀

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matthew james2 лет назад

Specialize or RIP. Realistically you are building foundations and core functionality. And then people that understand security, performance…. Could iterate on it. Gig economy of fine tuners?

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Mckay Wrigley2 лет назад

Highly scaled individual specialists will have a huge role

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Jon Tucker2 лет назад

OMG This is insane. I just got done with my first build out this morning. Basically a prompt library for my team on rails. It's working (gradually). But this projects feature is insane, and I LOVE your workflow. Gonna dig into your course this weekend and update workflows 🙏

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Mckay Wrigley2 лет назад

Huge on prompt library. ESPECIALLY if you have a team. Overnight makes everyone more productive - seeing massive success stories here.

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Kevin Jordan2 лет назад

Very happy you are willing to go through the pain and frustration of dealing with these features to produce a process that works fairly well. Haha well done. Great content

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Mckay Wrigley2 лет назад

Best part is composer is just a few weeks old. After a few months they’ll have it NAILED

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