Practical GitHub Copilot

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Ray Villalobos

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01 - Introduction

01 - Using Copilot on Projects.mp4

00:29

02 - Using the slides.mp4

00:35

02 - 1. Working with GitHub Copilot

01 - What is GitHub Copilot.mp4

03:02

02 - Installing Copilot.mp4

04:44

03 - Getting the repo.mp4

04:08

04 - Basic autocomplete.mp4

06:52

05 - Autocompletions panel.mp4

03:28

03 - 2. Using Copilot Chat

01 - The chat panel.mp4

03:51

02 - Generating data.mp4

04:54

03 - Chatting with Copilot.mp4

05:03

04 - Output to YAML.mp4

04:05

05 - History and file names.mp4

04:52

06 - Troubleshooting fixes.mp4

04:16

07 - Writing comments.mp4

07:55

04 - Next Steps

01 - Whats next.mp4

00:24

Description

Copilot–a paid service from GitHub–is revolutionizing the way code is written. According to reports from developers who use it, a vast majority feel more productive and can perform repetitive tasks almost twice as fast. If you're interested in learning how to solve problems with Copilot and become a more efficient developer, join instructor Ray Villalobos in this hands-on course as he shows you not just how to use Copilot to find the best solutions to concrete code problems, but how to make it work best in specific contexts. From setup to navigating the tools to refining the results, Ray demonstrates the practical applications of Copilot’s powerful features.

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Ray Villalobos

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I published more than 100 courses focused on front-end development topics like JavaScript, Node.js, Vue.js, React, and Sass, plus frameworks like Bootstrap. My goal is to help people understand complex subject through real-world exercises and projects. Look for me @planetoftheweb or through my blog at http://raybo.org.

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