u/ApplicationOk3587

I am new to programming with AI, been programming on and off for a couple years and I think there are tons of cool features in cursor but I have been hearing a lot about people just submitting prompt and just accepting the final output and heavily utilizing agents. But that's not really what I'm looking for and want to be involved in the process. Would cursor be the right tool with the $20 plan?

I have messed around with laravel, rails even django but all three being in dynamic languages is a big turn off to me but I really like how easy you can develop things and move. These frameworks seem to provide an opinionated way of doing web work so does dotnet function the same?

How would you say it compares?