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Cursor AI code editor questioned for seamless .NET to Rust migration

A user on Reddit is inquiring about the effectiveness of Cursor, an AI-powered code editor, in migrating a project from .NET SDK to Rust. They are seeking advice on best practices for achieving a seamless, one-time migration without the need for extensive re-testing. AI

IMPACT Explores the practical application of AI coding assistants for complex language migrations.

RANK_REASON User inquiry about the capabilities of an AI-powered code editor for a specific programming task.

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Cursor AI code editor questioned for seamless .NET to Rust migration

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    Project migration from DotNet to Rust in one go - using Cursor

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Has anyone been able to make it work in one go using Cursor to move from one programming language to the other using Cursor, without having had to test it again? If so, what are some of the best practices you followed. </p> </div><!-- SC_ON --> &…