Build Apps with Windsurf's AI Coding Agents - The Course |
Written by Nikos Vaggalis |
Thursday, 27 March 2025 |
This free, video-based, course from DeepLearning.AI is about coding assistants and in particular Windsurf. It shows how we can leverage such tools to become much more productive. Windsurf is an AI-powered agentic IDE that took the industry by storm, being heralded as one of the best coding assistants, at par or even better than Cursor. IDEs nowadays are becoming AI powered, the ultimate programmers' sidekick. The promise is to render you a 10x developer by making you more productive. How do they do that? Newer IDEs like Windsurf and Cursor, are being AI powered from the ground up while in the case of older, more established, IDEs like Jetbrains Intellij or VSCode, AI is being sprinkled on top. We've looked at both approaches recently in "JetBrains Junie - An AI Coding Agent" and "Eclipse Adds AI To Theia". Windsurf is one of the newest counterparts that is built from scratch for AI and is actually a fork of VSCode just like Cursor. While it might be straightforward to use it, there's always tips and tricks and optimal ways to achieve maximum productivity. Thus this new course by DeepLearning.AI, "Build Apps with Windsurf’s AI Coding Agents" walks you through creating applications using the IDE and its enhanced features. In it you’ll:
The focus is of course on Agentic AI not just simple autocompletion tasks. What does that mean? We've looked at Agentic AI recently in "Potpie - Agentic AI On Your Codebase", where we found that agents can do all of the following: Codebase Q&A Agent Debugging Code Generation Agent Windsurf integrates such functionality inside the IDE. The course is 12 lessons long comprising of very short up to 10 minutes long videos. So like in an hour you'll understand how to use the tool effectively. Well spent time! More InformationBuild Apps with Windsurf’s AI Coding Agents
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