Vibe-code a Fitness Tracker with Cursor & Oracle
Rick Houlihan, Field CTO at Oracle, will guide you through building a fitness tracker application using Cursor, and an Oracle database as your memory layer.
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Vibe-coding is changing how people build projects—letting you create useful applications quickly by collaborating with AI tools while keeping full control over quality. In this hands-on session, you’ll vibe-code your own fitness tracker to help monitor New Year’s resolutions, combining analytics with AI-assisted development and a real database backend.
In this code-along webinar, Rick Houlihan, Field CTO at Oracle, will guide you through building a fitness tracker application using Cursor, and an Oracle database as your memory layer. You’ll learn how to structure your app for time series tracking, use AI to accelerate development, and apply testing and quality control practices to ensure your vibe-coded project performs reliably.
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