GitHub Copilot in VSCode: Explaining the Basics

[@edmel144]

Reiterating some of the positive comments below, this is concise and to the point. Thanks Mate. This is a great vid to get one started with Copilot in VS Code.

[@MaxRohowsky]

thanks! awesome that it helped :)

[@AxelMetayer]

Cool CoPilot overview! Thanks

[@MaxRohowsky]

Hi Axel, very glad it helped :) All the best, Max

[@sriramireddygangireddy8597]

liked it. short and sweet for beginners

[@MaxRohowsky]

thanks for the support!

[@perrygoldman612]

Great explanation! thanks!

[@MaxRohowsky]

Glad it helped:)

[@ArunKumar-zk9ot]

simple and clear :)

[@MaxRohowsky]

awesome :)

[@sanaullahraisofficial]

I am working on some of the big web application projects, Writing all code for frontend and just doing backend with chatgpt, But still i have to decide about the logics and everything then the GPT able to create a code. But its great, time saving for repeat tasks etc.

[@DienNguyen-pm6fi]

thank you for your tips

[@tmhudg]

Do you also have Github Copilot Chat installed? There are two separate extensions right?

[@aeonsleo2]

Is there any AI tool that knows your entire project directory and can generate files with code. That would be a real co-developer AI.

[@dasstraat]

It's not A.I. but a search engine in your compiler. Often, it starts adding things to your code which are rubbish and not correct. It takes me some time to remove them. But in 25% of the cases, I can use big parts of what is typed by Copilot. In the end, software designers are not needed but I think this technology will still need 50 years to develop. Most ugly is the skull who is looking at me, not my favourite icon.