Second day of Composer use
genecyber
1h
First of all, I’m loving composer, I use it in combination with live preview and can see real time rendering of edits also.
Second of all, we really need some sort of internal versioning, unable to undo is pretty scary. Also id I add my own versions, composer gets confused which files it’s editing.
I had a filename change work tonight, that was cool.
Mostly I’m struggling to add files to composer context that stick, but it might be that my composer disconnects? If composer gets in a weird state I end up having to restart cursor completely to recover.
why is the ui not following standards? in minimized the + makes a new instead of expanding, and the only way to expand floating is keys+i ? at least I can now find my composer instances I might accidentally lose by clicking plus.
The direction is amazing, and far surpasses any other experiences I’ve tried with collaborative editing multiple files.
Also love the ability to modularize the code when it gets just too much for context windows. I’ll create a styles.css add it to composer context and ask it to move styles to css file, and so on, this is great. otherwise Cursor suffers like everyone else with attention when it comes to large files.
These are all over the place I know.
https://forum.cursor.com/t/second-day-of-composer-use/7584
genecyber
1h
First of all, I’m loving composer, I use it in combination with live preview and can see real time rendering of edits also.
Second of all, we really need some sort of internal versioning, unable to undo is pretty scary. Also id I add my own versions, composer gets confused which files it’s editing.
I had a filename change work tonight, that was cool.
Mostly I’m struggling to add files to composer context that stick, but it might be that my composer disconnects? If composer gets in a weird state I end up having to restart cursor completely to recover.
why is the ui not following standards? in minimized the + makes a new instead of expanding, and the only way to expand floating is keys+i ? at least I can now find my composer instances I might accidentally lose by clicking plus.
The direction is amazing, and far surpasses any other experiences I’ve tried with collaborative editing multiple files.
Also love the ability to modularize the code when it gets just too much for context windows. I’ll create a styles.css add it to composer context and ask it to move styles to css file, and so on, this is great. otherwise Cursor suffers like everyone else with attention when it comes to large files.
These are all over the place I know.
https://forum.cursor.com/t/second-day-of-composer-use/7584