Turn Blog Post Tutorials into Full-Stack Applications Automatically - Windsurf Editor

You can now build full-stack apps by simply dropping a blog post URL into your IDE. With web search, Windsurf can automatically follow tutorials and turn them into working applications.

In this video, we show how Windsurf takes a blog post about setting up a waitlist and turns it into a fully functional app. From generating the code to running it live, Windsurf makes development effortless.

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro: Building Apps from Blog Posts with Windsurf
00:13 - The Blog Post: Setting Up a Waitlist
00:18 - Dropping the URL into Windsurf
00:29 - Cascade in Action: Generating and Running the App
02:55 - Demo: The Waitlist App in Action
03:23 - Conclusion: Unlocking New Possibilities with Windsurf

[bradmca]

Imagine if we could use deepseek R1 for that.... Game changed forever

[iammithun.u]

When can we expect models other than gpt and claude on cascade?

[Developer]

Thank you for such a concise and efficient session that saved me both time and effort!

[SRVblueshero]

Did the data actually get saved somewhere? Also, what did the home page look like originally? It looks like Cascade updated the design in addition to adding the form.

[jargoti]

Why would you ever prompt 'run this in dev mode' when it takes up your credits?

[ahmedatta]

There is error in which you zoom video at 1:23 named " There was issue applying this code automatically" I also receive so solve that problem also

[chhinergy]

Hey guys, is it possible to drag and drop screenshot to write or chat?

[tathaastuorg]

btw, i wish you provide this version to customers, unfortunately, this gives at least 10 to 15 errors and eats out credit, before running application

[RamaRama-qvjo]

Please add commit generation functionality already.

[brick]

Don’t most of these blog posts provide code for the example? With how expensive your credits are this seems like brilliant waste of money

[Guialbuquerque]

After more than 400 hours using windsurf I am moving to cursor. Windsurf pricing plans are the worst