Cursor IDE blends familiar editor workflows with AI-native tooling so you can move from idea to implementation without leaving your context. This post is a hands-on guide focused on effective, repeatable habits rather than one-off tricks. Why Cursor Feels Different Cursor is not just “AI inside an editor.” It is an editor that treats AI […]
Read More →In the last eighteen months, the “how” of software engineering has undergone a seismic shift. We’ve entered the era of Vibe Coding—a world where the distance between a raw idea and a running production service is narrowed by a well-phrased prompt and an LLM that “gets the vibe.” But as we lean more on generative AI […]
Read More →Listen up, engineers. We are past the “wow” phase. You know what an LLM is. You’ve likely integrated an API, generated some boilerplate code, and maybe even built a RAG pipeline. But here is the hard truth: if you are pasting the exact same prompt into GPT, Claude Sonnet, and Llama using the same strategy, […]
Read More →Cursor IDE integrates several AI models to enhance the coding experience. Here’s an overview of the available models and their capabilities. Available AI Models in Cursor OpenAI Models GPT-3.5 Turbo: A cost-effective model for general coding assistance with good performance across most programming tasks. GPT-4: More powerful than GPT-3.5, with better reasoning capabilities and code […]
Read More →Every 2 years or so, for work or personal purposes, I invariably end up setting up a MacBook. As a developer, setting up my macOS for development is an exciting journey that enhances my productivity. I start by ensuring my system is up to date and then install essential tools like Homebrew, Node.js, and my […]
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