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new tutorial: how to get the most out of Cursor, the AI-powered code editor i go over the 4 core features (autocomplete, chat, inline editing, and composer) and how to integrate each of them into your workflow

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Dennis2 years ago

Sick - all the best AI dev tools (including cursor)

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Darth Dev2 years ago

except for composer feature, codeium extension does pretty much everything right in vscode

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zack2 years ago

Ahh interesting- will give it another look

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ian2 years ago

love it!

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Raduan Al-Shedivat2 years ago

@shaoruu we need more insights on how to use composer well. honestly, didn't work too many times for me, so I stopped using it.

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sankalp2 years ago

@amuldotexe

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Michael2 years ago

Can vouch for how good cursor is. If you just start with inline editing alone as a way to get into coding or get better that’s the feature I would use

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Balta2 years ago

this is awesome!

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Jason Kneen2 years ago

Chat absolutely writes code, I’ve been using it.

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Rus2 years ago

Thank you for sharing! Do you use special cursor files?

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zack2 years ago

No special files! I use the default configuration for everything and it works great

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