Creating Tests with GitHub Copilot for Visual Studio
One of the recurring jokes in our industry is that developers are not very good at two things when coding: Documenting code, and creating unit tests. These are two areas where GitHub Copilot can help! Let's see how in the new short video that I just published.Referencing a file in GitHub Copilot for Visual Studio
A project never consists of one single file. In fact, most applications have multiple code files, as well as additional configuration files, test files, data and other helpers. In the new video we just posted, Gwyn "GPS" Peña-Siguenza shows how Copilot uses the "#" shortcut to add one or more files to the context.How to use Comments as Prompts in GitHub Copilot for Visual Studio
GitHub Copilot is a coding assistant powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI), which can run in various environments and help you be more efficient in your daily coding tasks. In this new short video, Bruno shows you how to use inline comments to generate code with GitHub Copilot.How to Install GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio
GitHub Copilot is a coding assistant powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI), which can run in various environments and help you be more efficient in your daily coding tasks. In this new series of content, we will show you how GitHub Copilot works in Visual Studio specifically and how it helps you being more productive.Using GitHub Copilot Chat in Visual Studio
In this new short video, Bruno shows you how to interact with GitHub Copilot Chat to get more information about C# features, and refactor his code. GitHub Copilot is a coding assistant powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI), which can run in various environments and help you be more efficient in your daily coding tasks.Single, Short, Specific - Prompting GitHub Copilot for Visual Studio
LLMs are very sensitive to the quality of the input (aka "prompt") that the user provides. A good prompt is often the key for a good answer. In this new article and short video, Gwyn "GPS" Peña-Siguenza shows us that "short" shouldn't mean "too short" and how a good specific prompt looks like.Harnessing GitHub Copilot as your Coding GPS
Time for another short video about GitHub Copilot! Today Bruno Capuano talks about using GitHub Copilot to help with your code, but without "letting the Copilot fly the plane", meaning that the output of GitHub Copilot should always be validated by you, the Pilot in Command.
