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Number 3, a planning-based strategy  This goes back to pre-development where you need to define the app architecture first, and use AI to fill in small pieces, making you to always be in the driver’s seat.  A planning-based strategy also means you have to spend a lot of time on

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Number 2, a prompting-based strategy.  This is where I have to be very clear about my requirements and ask for options as well as the pros and cons of each option so that I can make the best decision when implementing something new.

Number 1, a workflow-based strategy, such as using source control and unit testing. This accounts for the majority of my maintenance workflow, as it serves as a reset button in case things go wrong.

I just built multiple vibe-coded or AI-coded apps this year, and I can confidently say that maintaining them is incredibly difficult.  But here are 3 strategies that have been reducing errors for me, and I hope they’ll help you too:

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Quality of results: With all that said, how do they actually perform? Well, I asked both of them to build a breathing exercise app without any instruction for the UI. Left image is from Claude Code. Right one is from Cursor, which the audience preferred. How about you?

Considerations: Cursor has a free plan, whereas Claude Code needs a paid plan (starting at $17 usd/month) Claude Code has a weekly limit and a session limit which resets each 5 hrs. If you hit the session limit, you can wait until it resets in 5 hours.

Experience: Cursor is a code editor with an AI sidebar. Meanwhile, we used Claude Code via a terminal window to perform actions on our project files.  To build, run and debug the project, we still used Xcode. Claude Code does come as a plugin for JetBrains and VS Code so you

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Setup time: There’s a lot less set up steps with Claude code compared to Cursor. And even though claude code is used through the terminal, there’s still a graphical interface. This means it’s also helpful to know some basic Unix commands for directory navigation.

So last week I just hosted a stream about Claude Code and compared it against Cursor. Here’s what I found.

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So one of my students left this comment in our community. If you’re in a similar situation, here’s what I think:  AI is everywhere and it’s pretty much unavoidable.  So if you’re facing frustration and constant roadblocks, I can imagine how tempting it is to just ask AI to do

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I've been doing streams in my community and I thought this would be helpful for someone who hasn't checked out Claude Code yet. We also compare results from Cursor vs Claude Code!

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