How mindblowing is GitHub Copilot for C++?

GitHub Copilot has been tested for a lot of different languages. But how good is it for C++?
With these real-life examples of C++ code and GitHub Copilot, I show how powerful the extension for VS Code is.

00:00 Intro
02:33 How to install
03:57 Boilerplate
06:02 Code from Comments
08:13 CRTP Class
10:28 Summary

Tools that I use:

In code:

[stefcozum]

Nice. I like the distribution of the topics you present on your channel 👍

[dibyojyotibhattacherjee]

Hello, will you do a video on the modern cpp features like modules, concepts, etc..

[WilliamLeeSims]

I agree that Co-Pilot has quirks, but you start to figure them out. And like you said, it starts to figure you out as well (in almost a creepy way). I'm an experienced programmer, so I know the "best words" and have a consistency to my code that Co-Pilot loves. It would be interesting to see an inexperienced coder using it... I have no clue which way it would go.

[mariusirgens]

Do you know if copilot is available for Visual Studio Community?

[TimurBakibayev]

C++ i write in xcode. And it does not support xcode.

[openroomxyz]

Are you still using it? It it work the money?

[adecy]

Copilot is good for verbose languages, like C++