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Here’s What You Get:

What is it

• A 30‑day structured online course, focusing on building 5 AI apps using Cursor plus other AI tools.

• It claims to be friendly for beginners: you don’t need a coding or IT background, just basic computer/Internet skills.

• Lifetime access once enrolled; about 30‑60 minutes/day of study.

• Delivered in English, Cantonese & Mandarin (video + subtitles).

What you’ll build & learn

Some of the projects & tools in the curriculum:

Also teaches:

• Basic programming / dev concepts (so you’re not totally blind when AI generates code)

• Version control (Git / GitHub)

• Command‑line usage, server deployment, environment setup.

• Understanding & using Cursor — installing, using AI completions, inline chat, agents.

Pros

• Beginner‑friendly structure and pace (short daily effort).

• Building real, practical projects you can show.

• Lifetime access means you can go back & review.

• Exposure to cutting‑edge tools (Cursor, OpenAI, etc.) and real AI workflows.

• Multilingual support may help comprehension.

Cons / Risks

• Even though designed for beginners, there will be technical topics: server‑deployment, version control, image processing, etc. If you’ve never touched those, there will be some learning curve.

• Access to some AI tools or models may require payment (paid tiers) or might be restricted in some countries / locales.

• Quality of AI‑generated code depends heavily on the prompts, tolerance for “messy” code, debugging ability. If you want very clean or production‑grade systems, you may need to put in more effort.

• If English / Cantonese / Mandarin is not your strongest, you may rely heavily on subtitles.

Is it worth doing for you (Vietnam / your situation)?

Here are some considerations:

1. Internet & AI access: If you have good internet and can access the necessary AI tools (Cursor, OpenAI, etc.), then yes, this seems quite useful. If some tools are blocked, or paywalls are very expensive locally, that might reduce usefulness.

2. Goal: If your goal is to get started with AI‑assisted coding, build portfolio items, learn how to automate things, this seems well aligned. If you want to become a full‑stack engineer or understand deep systems, you’ll need more.

3. Budget: USD 97 is moderate; compared to many online courses, it is on the cheaper side. For that, you get hands‑on projects + lifetime access.

4. Language / learning style: Being able to follow along in a language you’re comfortable with (English / Chinese) will help. If you prefer local language (Vietnamese), you might need to supplement with translated material or use captions heavily.

My verdict

If I were in your shoes (starting from modest experience and wanting to build AI tools / automate things quickly), I would likely take this course. For the price, the structure is solid, and the projects are relevant and interesting. It’s not going to make you a senior software engineer by itself, but it gives a strong foundation and practical experience. Especially given the speed of development in AI tools, knowing how to “vibe code” (i.e. work with AI tools to build applications) is increasingly useful.

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