I watched your course, as always great. AI is developing very fast and such tools speed up our work. My general comments are : you should always inform AI about errors like UserSeeder removal, it is best to write instructions in English (I tested in Polish and did not always get the same answer as in English), the smaller the tasks for AI the better the code.
Thanks for the comment, Rafal!
Interesting take: to tell Cursor about errors so it would remember them for the future. Good tip, need to try it out with other future projects.
As for additional Cursor video tutorials - I think it will be useful and interesting to see how it performs when provided with docs, especially with 'fresh' docs. I think it will help it to not skip the important parts, as it did with the Filament installation commands.
And another thing is to provide it with specific rules, something like:
'aleays generate Filament pages together with the resources'
and
'offer additional, useful functionality even it was not requested',
and see how it performs.
Thank you very much for this course. I found it very useful and interesting.
Have you used JetBrains AI Assistant in PHPStorm? Do you have any feedback? Maybe it would be interesting to make a video showing the differences with Cursor and if it is worth it.
I watched your course, as always great. AI is developing very fast and such tools speed up our work. My general comments are : you should always inform AI about errors like UserSeeder removal, it is best to write instructions in English (I tested in Polish and did not always get the same answer as in English), the smaller the tasks for AI the better the code.
Thanks for the comment, Rafal! Interesting take: to tell Cursor about errors so it would remember them for the future. Good tip, need to try it out with other future projects.
Thank you for the course Povilas.
As for additional Cursor video tutorials - I think it will be useful and interesting to see how it performs when provided with docs, especially with 'fresh' docs. I think it will help it to not skip the important parts, as it did with the Filament installation commands.
And another thing is to provide it with specific rules, something like: 'aleays generate Filament pages together with the resources' and 'offer additional, useful functionality even it was not requested', and see how it performs.
Thanks for all the comments throughout all the course, Vadim! Yes, something to consider for the future videos about Cursor.
Thank you Povilas!
Got some really solid insights on structuring the project with AI.
I mainly used the chat function instead of composer. Even though composer seems definitely easier for me.
My key take away: Think ahead before AI coding!
Yes, a good takeaway: as I mentioned somewhere inside the course, AI makes you focus on THINKING instead of typing the code.
Thanks a lot for this course, really helpful. Could we get a repo with the code of the final project?
There's actually a link just below the video. But will put it here, too: https://github.com/LaravelDaily/Hotel-Booking-Cursor-Laravel-Filament
My bad, thanks a lot.
Thank you very much for this course. I found it very useful and interesting.
Have you used JetBrains AI Assistant in PHPStorm? Do you have any feedback? Maybe it would be interesting to make a video showing the differences with Cursor and if it is worth it.
Thanks for this video course, had never tried cursor before. Will attempt something similar but with laravel inertia and vue3.