2026-01-19 04:27:34

To be honest, this feeling is really awesome. Developers actually didn't realize that with the right combination of tools, they can code so much in a short period of time.

Whop搭Cursor AI, combined with L2 ecosystems like Optimism, plus a bit of ideas and motivation—this is the standard for fullstack development in 2026. When the toolchain is so smooth, efficiency can really take off. Those old-fashioned development processes are gradually becoming outdated, and the new generation of developers is already using smarter ways to iterate and build quickly. Whether it's smart contracts or frontend applications, the entire toolset helps you avoid many detours.

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TommyTeacher1

· 8h ago

This combo is indeed powerful, but is Cursor really that amazing? I'm still using a traditional IDE haha

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LiquidityHunter

· 8h ago

Tools are powerful, but the key is to know how to use them; otherwise, it's just a pile of stuff.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 8h ago

Yeah, indeed. The Cursor and Whop combo is really amazing, just a bit addictive haha. Using the right tools can boost efficiency to the max, but I feel like you still need to have ideas; otherwise, even the fastest chain is useless. These days, it's embarrassing to even show up without a solid toolchain.

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MEVictim

· 8h ago

Damn, Cursor is really awesome. You only realize what a dimensionality reduction attack is after trying it out. The old development methods indeed need to be eliminated. Damn, the combination of Whop with the L2 ecosystem can really produce results quickly, but the key is having ideas, right? Tools are useful, but in the end, it still depends on the person. No matter how handy the tools are, without ideas, they’re useless. But on the other hand, the efficiency improvement is truly outrageous. Tasks that used to take two weeks can now be done in a few days. Getting used to Cursor makes it hard to go back. Contract code can also be generated, which is really awesome. You’re right, the new generation of developers is indeed using a different logic. The old process is really out. It feels like switching to a different track; the starting points are no longer the same, and it’s uncomfortable.

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rug_connoisseur

· 8h ago

That's right, Cursor really changes the game, but you still need to use your brain to lead. Every day you hear people praising the Optimism ecosystem, but how many projects that actually come out are truly competitive... Even with better tools, you still need ideas. Whop + Cursor collaboration is indeed OP, but developers still underestimate how much time debugging takes. Toolchain upgrades are real, but I'm worried that the bubble has also expanded. Rapid iteration doesn't necessarily mean quick profit, everyone, you need to adjust your mindset. If this combo keeps going, by 2026 those still writing legacy code might really be out of a job.

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