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Now, with that, we built a basic REST API with our knowledge as developers and with

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lots of help by AI tools like GitHub Copilot and Cursor, which is the idea of this course

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after all.

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Now, of course, you also might want to build a frontend for this API.

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A website, maybe with a framework or library like React or Vue or Angular or anything like

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that.

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Maybe you want to build a mobile app.

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And of course, you can use AI tools for that as well.

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You can also use GitHub Copilot and Cursor to generate such code, React code, for example.

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You can also use it to generate CSS code for styling.

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But I also want to highlight services like v0, which you can visit on v0.dev or Repl.it

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or similar AI tools.

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Because even though I mentioned at the beginning of the course that those won't be the focus

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of this course, and they aren't, even though that's the case, these can be useful services

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and especially v0 can be very useful if you want to generate frontend, web frontend components.

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If you want to generate styled components you can use on your website.

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It can be a useful tool for that.

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Repl.it also can be useful if you want to generate entire user interfaces.

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So the HTML code and the styling behind it, for example.

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And that's why I want to mention these tools here, because you don't need them.

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You can write all the code and generate all the styling code with Cursor, with GitHub

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Copilot, with ChatGPT, so with the tools we covered in this course, by using the same

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techniques we used in this course in the end.

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But you could also consider using tools like these in addition.

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Not just for frontend work, but especially for that kind of work, at least in my experience.

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Now for this application we won't build a frontend together, because we could of course

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build an infinite amount of applications or additions.

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We could make this API more complex, we could build a mobile frontend, a web frontend and

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so on.

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And that's simply not the idea of this course.

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You now hopefully have a good understanding of the most important tools, at least in my

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opinion, GitHub Copilot and Cursor, and how you can use them to build applications like

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this or anything else you want to build.