Software developer | NoCode, LowCode, AI
Joined December 2009
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One thing I find funny about AI: the tolerance for mediocre work has never been higher.
You just say “it’s AI-generated” and suddenly everyone’s like,“Wow, that’s pretty good”
Bought an Apple Watch 2 years ago when I started tennis.
Still not as joyful as my Casio A168 retro digital.
Bye bye smartwatch 👋
few months later they are rocking it @cursor_ai
This basically allows you to securely and performantly let users interact with your app in any way you want.
Plugin is open sourced, feel free to try it out: bubble.io/plugin/openai-chat…
Demo app and tutorial coming soon
what i think everyone's missing is that cursor is competing with LLM companies directly by building their own coding model. its not IDE race anymore
Cursor scaled to $29B without any full-time PMs.
Ryo (Cursor's Head of Design) walked me through how they work and it's the opposite of every big tech best practice:
1. Roles are muddy
PM work is spread across designers and engineers. Everyone does what fits their strengths and uses AI to fill the gaps.
2. Most designs start with code directly
Ryo barely uses Figma except for initial exploration. Most features start as live Cursor prototypes because "it feels more real than pictures."
3. No annual roadmap theater
Just a "fuzzy direction" and features shipped to concentric circles (e.g., staff, nightly beta users, consumers, enterprises) to polish.
Ryo also showed me exactly how he designs and codes new features using Cursor and how he avoid creating generic purple AI slop.
📌 Subscribe to watch our full tutorial tmr: youtube.com/@peteryangyt?sub…
I see posts these days about how tricky pagination can be in Bubble and how reusables are a smart move to move fast. I totally agree on both. The most complete pagination I've come across is AirDev's Pagination Block. It looks great and works perfectly. docs.airdev.co/canvas/canvas…
AI-abstracted code is no-code on steroids
Windsurf just solved the biggest Vibe coding problem with "codemaps"
But we don't use Windsurf.
So I figured out how to get codemaps in Claude Code and Cursor.
With vibe coding, you end up losing your mental model of the codebase.
You don't know which files depend on each other.
You feel lost when making changes.
Your prompts become guesses.
These 2 free tools are just what you need
- dependency-cruiser → Creates text maps for AI
- crabviz → Creates visual maps for humans
The generated text map is tiny but it makes Claude Code give precise answers instead of searching blindly through the codebase burning tokens
Result:
• Better code output
• Less token usage
• More confidence when changing code
This setup works with ANY AI coding tool.
Made a 6 min video showing it. Link in comments.
Tried n8n tables today, wanted small automation, but can’t use it... column types don’t take array 🙄
Tried VS Code to use with xanoscript extension, but Copilot’s constant summarizing made it unusable. Back to Cursor 2.0—awesome update, browser support and element selection are game changers!
The one thing I really wish Bubble AI could do is generate modern UI, ideally from screenshots.
I don’t need AI help with logic or database structure—I’m fine managing that myself.
Cursor 2.0 puts an AI agent at the center of the IDE — code reviews just got easier. Clear sign of where software development is headed.
I’m impressed by both the vision and execution of the Xano team. If you’re vibe codinng apps and not checking out Xano, you’re missing out producthunt.com/products/xan… by @prakawesome
