Now, with that, we built a basic REST API with our knowledge as developers and with
lots of help by AI tools like GitHub Copilot and Cursor, which is the idea of this course
after all.
Now, of course, you also might want to build a frontend for this API.
A website, maybe with a framework or library like React or Vue or Angular or anything like
that.
Maybe you want to build a mobile app.
And of course, you can use AI tools for that as well.
You can also use GitHub Copilot and Cursor to generate such code, React code, for example.
You can also use it to generate CSS code for styling.
But I also want to highlight services like v0, which you can visit on v0.dev or Repl.it
or similar AI tools.
Because even though I mentioned at the beginning of the course that those won't be the focus
of this course, and they aren't, even though that's the case, these can be useful services
and especially v0 can be very useful if you want to generate frontend, web frontend components.
If you want to generate styled components you can use on your website.
It can be a useful tool for that.
Repl.it also can be useful if you want to generate entire user interfaces.
So the HTML code and the styling behind it, for example.
And that's why I want to mention these tools here, because you don't need them.
You can write all the code and generate all the styling code with Cursor, with GitHub
Copilot, with ChatGPT, so with the tools we covered in this course, by using the same
techniques we used in this course in the end.
But you could also consider using tools like these in addition.
Not just for frontend work, but especially for that kind of work, at least in my experience.
Now for this application we won't build a frontend together, because we could of course
build an infinite amount of applications or additions.
We could make this API more complex, we could build a mobile frontend, a web frontend and
so on.
And that's simply not the idea of this course.
You now hopefully have a good understanding of the most important tools, at least in my
opinion, GitHub Copilot and Cursor, and how you can use them to build applications like
this or anything else you want to build.