Just been using ChatGPT as a programmer for 2 days, and it's blowing my mind. Give it a function and ask for a unit test. Done. Please write me a function in this language using this pattern that takes such and such input and returns an output like this. PS here's the Terraform for the DDB you need to connect to. Done. What is this weird syntax? (Something that is often virtually impossible to Google.) Gives a clear, informative answer. Why am I seeing this error? Gives a clear explanation of what means and provides useful suggestions about what to do, instead of a page of links to Stackexchange, half of which are marked duplicates for an answer that doesn't explain much and is irrelevant to my situation. Can't wait to see if Copilot is even more useful.
ChatGPT's ability to interpret code is what I love the most about it, but it's major fault is there is a limit to how many characters you can input. Put into too many characters and it returns an error. Basically, ChatGPT is telling you not to fry it's brain 😂
Reynald, you nailed with this copilot intro. You showed me a huge super power, and head start as a tech startup co-founder without investing time and money to validate coding with employees. God bless you and your entire generations to come.
A professional programmer writes tests for code to make sure it works, tests which can be run in future to make sure future changes don't break things. If the stakes are high for your software functioning as desired, you will regret not doing this.
Great video. I've been using Copilot for a short bit and learned some new tricks from this video. Looking forward to future updates when you start rolling out the Copilot X features
What exactly is GitHub Copilot X? I have heard so much about it but still have no idea what it is. I know only about GitHub Copilot and Copilot Chat. Could you please provide some information about it?
I'm currently studying programming. I'm still a beginner but with Copilot, I can code so easily which makes me feel that learning any syntax is not that important as it was in the last years.
Glad you're liking it, Ahmet! Still important to understand the syntax. You can ask copilot to explain the code is suggests. Try asking via comments or as in this video ru-vid.comIETnIoz-jFQ
Hm, well, thats what I mean. If you see Code without Copilot, which is not running. You wont be able find the missing "," cause "syntax is not that important"... really...?
Oh gosh i would have loved to have copilot while studying. I'm guilty of a lot of unfinished projects as they blew the timeframe i could allocate to them. Would love to see more about GitHub Copilot. Especially how to engage a large problem which details would overwhelm you and how it enables you to move the focus to the design. Also quickly benchmarking and prototyping different implementations or view different design choices with a view implementations would be awesome. XD your outro was great.
This tutorial is an essential resource for anyone aiming to master GitHub Copilot effectively. The walkthrough on utilizing the chat feature streamlines the initial configuration, making it incredibly user-friendly. The creator offers insightful advice and elaborates on the intricacies of formulating queries to Copilot, deepening one's understanding of this versatile tool. The inclusion of precise, step-by-step approaches for optimal outcomes further establishes this video as a must-watch for developers. Great video!
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Really exciting, but unfortunately they showed this in VS Code for a reason. The full Visual Studio IDE has very limited support with the Copilot extension... No copilot assistant and even very basic functions like "q: What does SOLID stand for in OO programming?" give no suggestions. It's great if I'm in VS Code doing Flutter dev, but when I'm doing .NET dev in VS I'm left wanting.
All copilots AI reviews I've seen asume that you are starting a project from skratch, there is no examples that show AI copilots working for debugging or working with CMS's or prebuilt systems. I want to know if AI copilots can read the files of a project and give you an answer based on that. Things like: "where in all the folder is the bug?", "where in all the code is the function I want?", "does this feature already exist somewhere in my project and I don't know?" Otherwiser AI is just being a better and improved autocomplete, and that's cool but is just the same thing we already had since "copy and paste" exists.
amazing ! ..well it was average for code suggestions. BUT WHAT IT DID THAT AMAZED ME !! was.. It autosuggested over 2,000 lines to complete my very nested JSON medical data files for physical exam !! I mean.. those are medical terminologies. HOW did do that ??
with AI, i was able to create prototypes that helped me at my full time job and my father's company that could've taken months to develop. as someone who has more business analyst skills but not programming, this AI might help me build a full scale software within half a year lmao
Fun history fact: Cobol was originally developed for exactly the same purpose as the new generative AI tools, to aid business owners who were not professional programmers in developing their own business apps in as close to natural language as possible.
I recently created a new class file in my models directory, pasted in a commented out url from an http request, with params etc, and copilot created the entire data model for me, based on the structure of my other model files.
Yeah, as the other people already said, Copilot can see into other files. It can be a bit inconsistent but it works. Hopefully we’ll get more insight into its context at some point. Edit: It works in VSCode of the files are in the opened folder.
@@fqdn sometimes it dreams up non existing APIs though.. I suspect it happens when it can't infer classic autocomplete, like when not even ctrl click takes you anywhere. Happens a lot in python projects I work with.
In 10:16, when you click on the ellipsis of the toolbar that appeared upon hovering on the suggestion, there is a "Open GitHub Copilot" option where copilot synthesizes the various solutions that it offers. However I don't see that option to click on. I tried it with a python code and a javascript file but its never there. Is there something wrong with my subscription maybe?
Not sure if I get this: In the video, code comment syntax is used to ask CoPilot to add code on the next line. How can a real comment be added, without CoPilot responding to it? And how do people deal with all the 'comments' just there to trigger a response from CoPilot? I guess not all of these should end up in your git repository. Do people delete these first, before committing?
Not bad, I like it so far, helps when you are unsure, like to see this scale to more and more, sure I need to learn the basics of using the tool. I see there's a Chat features you can install into the studio now. I wonder if the prompts can help it take actions.
The feeling I've got when using the Copilot is like pair coding with a child - more often then not it was incorrect in guessing which code I'm trying to write. I've found ChatGPT more usable for generating code (i.e. generating a unit tests for existing code). It's a there's no official ChatGPT plugin for VS Code ...
Nice work 👍👍. Does everyone who records alone in their office make those same noises? I swear I have done every single one of those outtakes when recording,
When I hover over the copilot suggestion, I don't see the menu displayed at 10:22. I used to have it but after clicking, "always show toolbar," it's no longer visible.
Sounds nice on paper... until you have to work in a highly regulated industry then it is an absolute freaking nightmare. If you work in any industry that has chain of custody or data privacy rules I would strongly recommend to stay as far away from this as possible. Can see it used as a tool to help Jr devs come up to speed in an educational setting however if you need to ensure license, chain of custody or any other legal / regulatory compliance I would run away as quickly as possible. GDPR, ESMA, FINRA and DoD 5200.01 security and compliance audits won't care in the slightest that it saved you 3 minutes writing boilerplate code if the LLM happens to connect to the wrong bit of info creating a leak
This is really great, but it's going rob so much knowledge reinforcement or relearning that at the end a developer is going to be more and more dependent on it and loose vanity as a dev!
Hi everyone, I am trying to have copilot plugs installed in my GitHub, but I keep encountering difficulties. Is it possible to install it in Github without Visual Studio code? because I don't have vsc. thank you.
It kinda takes the fun out of programming, it’s definitely useful as a tool but I get my kicks out of writing the actual code rather than writing prompts
I’m strong curious that can copilot handle the code base of my work which is a bigger than 6GB code mountain and all the languages you may heard is in it, I’ll try it out 😂
lot of buttons pressed and clicks made without explaining what you are doing - when i try and follow along keep getting stuck - this is better for someone already familiar with VSC
Has problem to ask. My comment is "use python to create main function. In main function, create a web server, load the index.html from public folder." I push ctrl+enter it give me some solution. But the solution does not contain the import libraries. So the code does not work. How to ask the copilot to debug?
Hey, i don' want to auto suggestions. i just want to copy the code opens a new tab and ask questions. auto suggestions are bad. right now i'm using chatGPT interface instead of copilot.
I don't get it, while it pretends it's an autocomplete when it's much more under the hood. If it wouldn't try to guess what I want but it just waited until I specify what I want, system like this could write the function in one go. It's there, just try Bing chat (with gtp4). I was looking for something more integrated, but copilot like a gepard which pretends it can only walk.
so the copilot window that shows you 10/10 solutions is often not right at all or just a duplicates of already existing solutions, so for example, if i write "generate an array of users that consist of 10 objects each of them having 5 items" copilot will show me 10 solutions where 5 from 10 are the same, like 100% same answer just copy pasted 5 times. Another thing that is annoying, it is good to use copilot within a single file, but if you are a freelancer then you often will have a big amount of folders in your workspace, so copilot will often show you answers to that code in those different folders instead of one that you are writing the comment in. So yeah guys dont spend 10$ on this thing yet, coz its buggy af.
#Copilot pleas make the shortcodes configurable so non-US Americans can also easily use it. Also please add the mouse control to browse through options to the other IDEs
@@randomman3361 a tweet from @DocSparse "@github copilot, with "public code" blocked, emits large chunks of my copyrighted code, with no attribution, no LGPL license. For example, the simple prompt "sparse matrix transpose, cs_" produces my cs_transpose in CSparse. My code on left, github on right. Not OK."
