Want to Build Apps in MINUTES? Coding with Cursor AI and Python

[@TiffInTech]

Happy Wednesday friends!! Have you used Cursor AI before? It is making me so creative!!

[@DigitalArchitectures]

I'm loving cursor so far, especially the ease of adding docs to your chat context. also adding the instructions file for accurate results.

[@TiffInTech]

@@DigitalArchitectures ahhh yes!! Love that too! Hope youre having a great day :)

[@holo406]

@@TiffInTech but what happens with the backend code to make the app work and be hosted online? how is the best way to complement this prototype with a backend solution to allow users interactions and real time activity on the app and host them online? by now it's only frontend design

[@holo406]

@@TiffInTech but what happens with the backend code to make the app work and be hosted online? how is the best way to complement this prototype with a backend solution to allow users interactions and real time activity on the app and host them online? by now it's only frontend design

[@bricewayne3082]

Hey Tiff, I love your voice, your face, your hair, your brain, you're so my type (I know you're married, I just wanted to let you know you have an admirer all the way in Texas 🥰

[@troyspruit2325]

Just watched this and I did very much enjoy the video. Not sure if you found the "bug" yet but `os.rename` on Mac will overwrite the destination file. The AI had your files being renamed to the same names, essentially deleting them. If you look at 9:55 in the video you can see the rename going to all the same named files. Just a good reminder to understand the code generated by AI.

[@scalbaldyfruub7499]

Great job with this video. I love how natural and candid everything was. Watching you discover this as it happens is really interesting.

[@AdvantestInc]

Great to see how AI can make coding more accessible for beginners. It really bridges the gap between manual file management and efficient automation.

[@monkeydluffy2063]

lol no, this is just press enter and pray it works. It would be accessible once it starts producing deterministic results rather than hallicinations

[@VytautasMatuzas]

Hey Tiffany! I noticed in your code that the renaming worked for .png files starting with ‘new screen shot’, but it seemed to skip other files in the screenshots folder. It was probably not because the files weren’t downloaded from the cloud, but rather because the if filename.lower().endswith('.png') and filename.lower().startswith('new screen shot') conditions were a bit too specific in the code we see in the video. Even so, your process was awesome to follow, and it’s so cool to see how AI tools can make coding easier to get started with! Thanks for sharing your journey-super inspiring!

[@dripperukffk]

It's amazing how productivity can be increased with Ai. For me, as a beginner, it helps me a lot.

[@TiffInTech]

Great to hear! I totally agree!

[@iwillattainmyredemption3028]

As a beginner, you shouldn't be using AI to help you.

[@IdPreferNot1]

These kind of practical demos are great. "Feed to llm in a nightly batch to save cost, to describe, then get appropriate 5 word name and oirganise into x catgories, etc"

[@balintlaszlo1999]

Hello it's really helpful and very cool to use this tool. be careful and stay safe.

[@TiffInTech]

Thanks, you too!

[@holo406]

but what happens with the backend code to make the app work and be hosted online? how is the best way to complement this prototype with a backend solution to allow users interactions and real time activity on the app and host them online? by now it's only frontend design

[@evan_sarantis]

Cursor with Claude Sonnet 3.5 is amazing and very efficient. You can even scan through whole codebase project folders and retrieve architecture and code suggestions

[@TiffInTech]

right!? It is honestly incredible I am so impressed with it

[@holo406]

@@TiffInTech but what happens with the backend code to make the app work and be hosted online? how is the best way to complement this prototype with a backend solution to allow users interactions and real time activity on the app and host them online? by now it's only frontend design

[@asyncrohan]

Your views... on tons of ai editor in market is that worth it in front of vs code with some good extensions?

[@TiffInTech]

Honestly I never thought I would switch from vscode .. I used it my entire career.. but Cursor AI made me switch.. I love how user friendly it is! Curious to hear your thoughts?

[@asyncrohan]

@@TiffInTech i used it too but i dont know why in my both laptops after not using for a week and now when i am opening it this is throwing error while opening cursor 🤔

[@oysterboulevard6623]

Great video!

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you!!!

[@CoffeeWithFred]

Do you know any other programming language besides Python?

[@pile333]

Amazing. But we should all be aware that we could be the last generations to have an independent creative thinking.

[@patduggan74]

Im here because Mugs sent me 😂

[@TiffInTech]

Hahah! Yay!! 🐶🐶

[@pile333]

A.I. can't tolerate we can forget something it considers as logical or taken for granted. 😄

[@MarkMarconi]

im honest, i love techno music, but in the intro its a little to loud to focus

[@MarkMarconi]

its really not penetrating my anti tiktok brain, please be slow

[@AcemMalik]

Entire-time I was looking at her 😁😁

[@hyperscalp]

Badwa

[@bricewayne3082]

Hey Tiff, you're awesome. If we fast forward to the future of AI, you can imagine it will be able to use nanotechnology in the human body to keep humans alive. Don't be tempted to do that. I watched a movie once were a person couldn't die and was stuck at the bottom of the ocean. Endlessly drowning. Sorry for the scare, but it won't be long before the option is on the table and people will think it's a great idea. It's not. The solar flares are also getting closer to earth. Endless burning. So yeah, anyways, great video!

[@Lifes_Student]

i wish i had a wife that was in to programming as this, we would have so much to talk about lol.

[@TheMetalMag]

never have your folders onto your desktop, I thought you knew that..

[@RichardHarlos]

It's an example of how to use AI to write code, not a tutorial on best practices about where to place folders. Context matters.

[@burgek1]

Pretty nervous about running code against your system without fully understanding it. Could easily trash your pc innocently 😮

[@iqtech6065]

How could you stop yourself not becoming a model ...you are so beautiful and into programming strange combination..

[@davidalex684]

I just love programming. I have one year and 3 months experience into programming. And ive so much. Please are you in telegram.

[@CucuMelo-j9x]

Everybody talks about AI nowadays and how amazing it is but nobody cares about the damage being caused to the planet

[@TiffInTech]

This needs to be talked more about you are completely right!

[@strw.b3rry395]

What’s your thoughts on nuclear to mitigate this?

[@JimJoe-q2h]

we dont want listen to your loud drums in the background

[@gdies1]

SM, PO, and Managers coding? What's the point of getting a CS degree if everyone thinks they know how to code and how easy it is? This is so demotivating. I might look for something else for a living and keep real programming (C, C++ at the OS level, some electronic stuff) as a hobby in my free time

[@akcinematicvideo]

Please hindi

[@syleishere]

Please learn flet, this teaches noone how to build cross platform apps lol

[@NOMORERATRACE]

Coding are useless because A.I will replace the software engineering in next 3 years.

[@TiffInTech]

Definitely not! AI is evolving all roles not just developers. If anything, understanding how coding works will remain one of the most important roles since more people can now build things with AI.. we need specialists to understand what the code actually does for when things go wrong (bugs, etc...)!

[@Lifes_Student]

And who sir is going to tell the AI what to build?

[@BigBlueRabbit]

@@Lifes_Student AI

[@JNET_Reloaded]

image capable models can classify your screenshots and name them relevant things you can search which is better than date! screenshot should use date anyway if you have a good function to make screenshots like i do it will use date or risk overwriting an older screenshot! function screenshot() { # Generate a timestamp datetime=$(date '+%d-%m-%Y_%H-%M-%S') # Get the current directory pwd=$(pwd) # Define the filename filename="$pwd/screenshot-$datetime.png" # Output where the screenshot will be saved echo "Attempting to save screenshot as: $filename" # Attempt to take the screenshot with gnome-screenshot if gnome-screenshot -f "$filename"; then # Check if the file was created successfully if [[ -f "$filename" ]]; then echo "Screenshot saved successfully: $filename" else echo "Error: Screenshot file was not created." >&2 # Provide fallback option if gnome-screenshot fails echo "Attempting fallback screenshot method..." fallback_filename="$pwd/fallback_screenshot-$datetime.png" if scrot "$fallback_filename"; then if [[ -f "$fallback_filename" ]]; then echo "Fallback screenshot saved successfully: $fallback_filename" else echo "Error: Fallback screenshot file was not created." >&2 fi else echo "Error: Fallback screenshot command failed." >&2 fi fi else echo "Error: Failed to execute gnome-screenshot command." >&2 # Provide fallback option if gnome-screenshot command fails echo "Attempting fallback screenshot method..." fallback_filename="$pwd/fallback_screenshot-$datetime.png" if scrot "$fallback_filename"; then if [[ -f "$fallback_filename" ]]; then echo "Fallback screenshot saved successfully: $fallback_filename" else echo "Error: Fallback screenshot file was not created." >&2 fi else echo "Error: Fallback screenshot command failed." >&2 fi fi }