GitHub Copilot for PyCharm: Does it work?

[@occasionaltraveler]

Chat is available now in pycharm

[@vl4n7684zt]

I like Copilot's tie-in with GitHub repository. However, I'm not a user of VS Code for Python. Bard or ChatGPT have worked well for me on all Python code related issues (so far): code suggestions, creating small samples, error analyses, commenting, and refactoring. Takes an extra couple of seconds to copy/paste, though. Not perfect, best for code snippets and chunks but can't beat the price.

[@MaxRohowsky]

Yes, I'm not a big fan of VS Code either; however, GitHub Copilot is a real time-saver sometimes - so I've started using VS Code more and more over PyCharm. The copy & paste method with ChatGPT is also fine but gets annoying after a while :D

[@subhaadak8965]

sir please tell which theme are you using your vs code ?

[@datoubi]

Thanks for that @vscode tip

[@MaxRohowsky]

I got you! Keep coding 💪

[@deadlyforcemanLL]

2:11 Please warn us if you're going to switch to a bright theme, that was blinding lol

[@MaxRohowsky]

haha, fair point. I'll stick to dark mode

[@RobinHistoryMystery]

blud is weak

[@hughmckillop8701]

Is this a review of Pycharm or VS Code.

[@robertmccully2792]

Copilot is not free.

[@MaxRohowsky]

unfortunately it isn't. :(

[@rinmlo]

If you’re coding for money, then it’s a no brainer to spend $10 a month to save yourself tens of hours of time.