How to use AI to Build an App (No Coding)

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Building an AI-Enhanced RSS Reader Without Writing Any Code Template to start from: https://github.com/ansh/template-2 app i'm currently building: app.yapthread.com community: softwarecomposer.com Description In this episode, learn how to harness the power of Cursor to build an RSS-powered app without writing a single line of code. Follow along as we create a tool that uses AI to search through podcast content efficiently. Discover the journey from the initial idea, sparked by a tweet about the potential of RSS readers, to the final product that enables you to transcribe podcasts, save notes, and chat with an AI about active transcripts. This demonstration showcases the impressive capabilities of modern AI and no-code tools like OpenAI's O3 model, NetNewsWire, and DeepGram for building useful applications. 00:00 Intro 04:27 Getting Started Cloning NetNewsWire 04:34 Starting Cursor and Cloning My Template 13:35 Asking for Transcript and Audio Files 14:31 Got the Audio Working 15:00 Asking for transcription with timestampes for each word 16:22 Lets see if it worked?? 18:21 Creating the Podcast Cards 27:40 Adding an AI Chat

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