In August this year, I tried out Cursor and was very impressed, so I wrote an article introducing Cursor[1]. Soon after, I completely transitioned my daily work environment from GitHub Copilot + JetBrains to the paid version of Cursor, and after a few months of use, it feels incredibly smooth. While using it myself, I … Read more
In a previous article, I mentioned that Windsurf and Cursor have certain code review capabilities, which can not only detect code style issues but also identify logical errors in the code. This is extremely valuable in practice, as it can fully utilize the Copilot capabilities of large models while avoiding trust issues with tool-generated code. … Read more
Many people say that 2025 will be the year of intelligent agents, and in 2024, many efficiency-seeking programmers have already started using Cursor/Windsurf. It seems to take us a step further than GitHub Copilot from a few years ago. I often ponder what programming will look like in the future and how Cursor and LLMs … Read more
Click the blue words above to follow us! Chapter One: Getting to Know Cursor’s Code Review Feature Ma Su: Lord Zhuge, I am in charge of code review in our team project recently, but I feel the efficiency is very low. I have to switch back and forth between various files and manually mark issues. … Read more
In modern software development, Pull Request (PR) code review is an essential part of team collaboration. However, with the increasing number of PRs, developers often find themselves troubled by low review efficiency and high communication costs. The emergence of the open-source tool PR Agent from Codium, the company behind Windsurf, provides a new solution for … Read more
5 Key Principles for Enhancing Project Quality with Cursor Team Collaboration As a Cursor technical instructor, I often encounter situations where development teams are troubled by low collaboration efficiency. For example, a certain e-commerce team faced frequent conflicts and inconsistent code quality while developing the shopping cart feature due to multiple people modifying the code … Read more