GitHub Foundations Certification Study Guide
Get ready for the GitHub Foundations certification. With its widespread adoption across various industries, the demand for individuals with proven mastery of GitHub's capabilities has never been higher, as collaboration, project management, and code versioning skills are a necessity.Announcing GitHub Universe Cloud Skills Challenge!
Join the GitHub Universe Cloud Skills Challenge and start your exiting journey in AI! Whether you’re beginning or looking to change your career, this learning experience is designed to introduce you to some of the most requested GitHub tools for AI beginners, and to explore new opportunities. Join the GitHub Universe Cloud Skills Challenge and start your exciting journey in AI!Python in Excel – Available Now
Python in Excel is now generally available for Windows users of Microsoft 365 Business and Enterprise. Last August, in partnership with Anaconda, we introduced an exciting new addition to Excel by integrating Python, making it possible to seamlessly combine Python and Excel analytics within the same workbook, no setup required. Since then, we’ve brought the power of popular Python analytics libraries such as pandas, Matplotlib, and NLTK to countless Excel users.GitHub Copilot Update: New AI Model That Also Filters Out Security Vulnerabilities
GitHub Copilot has announced major updates to its AI model, resulting in significant improvements to the quality and responsiveness of code suggestions. The updated Codex model has led to a large-scale improvement in the quality of code suggestions and a reduction in the time it takes to serve those suggestions to users. In addition, the new vulnerability filtering system uses advanced AI models to detect insecure coding patterns in real-time, making suggestions more secure. These updates are available to all users of GitHub Copilot and are free to students with the GitHub Students Developer Pack.Sharing pages via QR Code - [Not Working Right Now]
Note: either It's currently not working or I can't figure out how to work with it: 12/20/2019 There is a new feature added to Edge browser in Version 81.0.369.0 canary The ability to share web pages via QR code it needs to be enabled using this flag: #sharing-qr-code-generator in edge://flags/ the QR indications will appear in the address bar And in the right-click menu on web pages After selecting "generate QR code for this page", I get this box I'm not sure what I'm supposed to write in that text area, when I start typing, the color up there changes accordingly.
