Solving big problems with GitHub Copilot

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Join Christopher Harrison, aka @GeekTrainer, a Senior Enterprise Advocate at GitHub, as he dives into the world of GitHub Copilot and its game-changing impact on developers. In this video, you'll gain insight into how Copilot is transforming the coding experience and enhancing productivity for developers like Christopher.

0:00 Intro
1:05 Django app in Python
4:15 Web API app in C#
5:33 IntelliSense and ChatGPT
7:18 Can it replace developers?
9:55 Next steps

Christopher demonstrates Copilot's ability to understand natural language and generate code suggestions, making it an indispensable companion for developers. Uncover how you can use GitHub Copilot for your business.

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Copilot should have a $5 monthly Hobbyist plan(limited requests or something) for non full time developers. It would allow other people to explore the tool to develop small ideas/projects. It's very difficult to justify 10 bucks a month when you don't live in developed countries and/or don't make money with programming. Copilot is in another class of tools and it should be more inclusive!

clovisfrankish

This more information compact video format is much better than the hour long live recordings!

aundefined

Copilot is exciting. But I have to say, dude..Christopher, you did great getting through the presentation 👊🏽🤙🏽

davidsno

Meh, I used the copilot when it was preview. It just felt like it got in my way all the time. Using chat gpt IMO is a better workflow. Being able to discuss with the bot and have a back and forth is much better than a blob code suggestion.

thesunabsolute

my the biggest helper while coding LOVE IT :)

akcanbasri

Copilot is a grate tool! Thanks for the video! Just a few points: a) Sad truth that for IntelliJ IDEA extension is very limited in functionality comparing to VS Code; b) Also would be great to see a video about more complex Copilot, usage such a code refactoring etc.

serhiikrechko

Pilots (aka PIC or Captain) sit on the left and copilots on the right seat not the other way around 😉

manumiu

The golden age of coding is gone, as nowadays you need to pay for code tools like this in order to not get out-competed. Really looking forward to the democratisation of LLMs at scale with localised open-source systems. I hope GitHub Copilot would be remembered as a great entry point to a free market of LLM code completion tools at scale instead of normalising more and more the need of paying proprietary tools like this in order to stay afloat with the competition.

tomaAlex

Research IS the fun of programming in selecting the right solutions to solve problems. A major gripe of mine is that such tools will saturate the market with otherwise incapable programmers into the industry and that sucks.

butchdean

Does anyone know how frequently is Copilot updated or if it has web access? I'd like to write code using LangChain but they are updating the library everyday.
Or maybe they fix this issue by just accessing the libraries' code.

emiliopiotto

I build entire IoT, dashboard, and mobile app for 200 outlets, my self (with AI) from scratch with vanilla JS. AI can do the backend and microcontroller thing more straightforward, if you define complete detail prompt. Prompt is not good for UI/frontend things.
It's just matter of time, when input/output tokens becomes larger and multi-formats, then we can input our app design/proposal and the output is the entire big app.

MuhammadQosim