Welcome to the Future of Coding
If you’re a software developer or programmer, you’re probably always on the lookout for tools and technology that can make your job easier. That’s where GitHub Copilot comes in. This innovative new coding assistant is revolutionizing the way developers write code and is poised to become an essential tool for anyone working in the software development industry.
What is GitHub Copilot?
GitHub Copilot is an AI-powered code completion tool built by GitHub in collaboration with OpenAI. It is designed to help developers write code faster and more efficiently by providing intelligent code suggestions based on the context of the code you’re working on. In essence, GitHub Copilot acts as a helpful assistant, offering suggestions for entire lines of code, function definitions, and more, making it easier to write and understand complex code.
How Does It Work?
GitHub Copilot uses machine learning models trained on a vast amount of open-source code to generate its code suggestions. It can understand and interpret the context of the code you’re writing, allowing it to provide accurate and relevant suggestions. As you type, GitHub Copilot will offer suggestions in real-time, making it easy to incorporate its suggestions into your code seamlessly.
Getting Started
If you’re eager to give GitHub Copilot a try, it’s easy to get started. All you need to do is install the GitHub Copilot extension for Visual Studio Code, and you’ll be ready to start using this powerful coding assistant. Once installed, GitHub Copilot will automatically start providing suggestions as you write your code, helping you work more efficiently and effectively.
Conclusion
GitHub Copilot represents the future of coding, offering a powerful tool that can significantly improve the way developers write code. With its AI-powered code suggestions and intuitive interface, GitHub Copilot is sure to become an essential part of the developer toolkit. So, if you want to stay ahead of the curve and make your coding experience more productive, now is the time to get started with GitHub Copilot.
this video is amazing, thank you for sharing your knowledge
Why GitHub change my sponcer without my permission
Is copilot free?
Its trash. I could have just googled any of this.
This was great! Thank you so much!
Can i build or edit Splunk codes for use cases tuning ?
It’s no longer about being ‘smart’ the age of creativity is here
Thanks for making this video series. Very helpful. … one silly question,
Is it OK for you to wear a Microsoft T Shirt and use a Mac laptop?
Does copilot support evm assembly?
Is this extension is free
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great video!
The feeling I've got when using the Copilot is like pair coding with a child – more often then not it was incorrect in guessing which code I'm trying to write.
I've found ChatGPT more usable for generating code (i.e. generating a unit tests for existing code). It's a there's no official ChatGPT plugin for VS Code …
It's really annoying how they always change app interfaces every few months, so a lot of times it's hard to find what you're looking for by trying to follow the tutorial. In this case, MVS looks drastically different today, then in this tutorial :/
Great video.. Love the blooper real! 🤣
Really exciting, but unfortunately they showed this in VS Code for a reason. The full Visual Studio IDE has very limited support with the Copilot extension… No copilot assistant and even very basic functions like "q: What does SOLID stand for in OO programming?" give no suggestions. It's great if I'm in VS Code doing Flutter dev, but when I'm doing .NET dev in VS I'm left wanting.
It kinda takes the fun out of programming, it’s definitely useful as a tool but I get my kicks out of writing the actual code rather than writing prompts
This was a great intro, thank you! Excellent blooper reel 😂
beautiful
Bro it's not free 😂
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