GitHub Copilot First Look

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Ronnie Sheer

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01 - Introduction

01 - Human AI collaboration.mp4

01:04

02 - 1. Getting Familiar with Copilot

01 - What is Copilot.mp4

02:24

02 - Warning Use responsibly.mp4

01:24

03 - Test flight.mp4

05:36

03 - 2. Building a Project with Copilot

01 - Using Copilot for project boilerplate.mp4

04:41

02 - Developing with Copilot.mp4

08:51

03 - Using Copilot in larger projects.mp4

09:03

04 - Writing tests with Copilot.mp4

07:53

04 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:50

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Predictive text generation is not a new concept, even for writing code. But GitHub Copilot takes the concept to new heights, utilizing artificial intelligence models to help software developers be more productive and solve more problems in less time, leading many in the industry to see it as a revolutionary step forward in collaborative intelligence between human input and AI. In this course, Ronnie Sheer provides an overview of GitHub Copilot, showing you what it can do, along with how to use it responsibly, and how to integrate it into your projects and work. Ronnie covers the many ways Copilot can save time and boost productivity, from using it to write project boilerplate commands, to writing code alongside Copilot, to effortlessly using Copilot to write tests for your code. If you’re looking for ways to save time in your software development, GitHub Copilot might be the game-changing tool you’ve been searching for.

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Experienced full stack developer focusing on scalable services using Python and Javascript. A seasoned public speaker, with a passion for teaching and mentoring in tech.

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