Announcing GitHub Universe Cloud Skills Challenge!
Join the GitHub Universe Cloud Skills Challenge and start your exiting journey in AI! Whether you’re beginning or looking to change your career, this learning experience is designed to introduce you to some of the most requested GitHub tools for AI beginners, and to explore new opportunities. Join the GitHub Universe Cloud Skills Challenge and start your exciting journey in AI!GitHub Copilot Fundamentals Learning Path - Your New AI programming friend!
Ready to start coding with the power of AI? Meet GitHub Copilot, your new AI pair programmer that's about to revolutionize your development workflow. Explore our new GitHub Copilot Fundamentals Learning Path and discover how GitHub Copilot can help you code faster, smarter, and with fewer bugs (at least for me!). It's like having a super-smart friend who's always ready to help. Start your AI-powered coding journey today!Copilot Explains - Error troubleshooting in Jupyter Notebooks
Data scientists and AI engineers love to work with Jupyter Notebooks because they make so much easier to look at the result of each and every data exploration step or data modeling experiment and take decisions accordingly. However, Jupyter notebooks are not immune to errors and sometimes understanding error messages - in particular if you aren’t a native English speaker or you are a beginner - and troubleshooting code might be painful and time consuming.Use GitHub Copilot Agent Mode to create a Copilot Chat application in 5 minutes
GitHub Copilot just got an upgrade—Agent Mode is here. 🚀 With GitHub Copilot Agent Mode, you can build applications faster than ever. In just 5 minutes, you can create a Facebook Messenger-style Copilot Chat app using Flask and GPT-4o. Simply upload a screenshot, prompt Copilot, and watch it generate your code. Fine-tune your UI, integrate GitHub Models, and deploy effortlessly. The future of AI-powered development is here—everyone can program. Are you ready to try it?Deploying an Express.js API to Azure Using GitHub Copilot for Azure: A Step-by-Step Guide
In this step-by-step guide, we walk you through deploying an Express.js API written in TypeScript to Azure using GitHub Copilot for Azure. We start by setting up the project locally, configuring the Express.js API with TypeScript, and installing the necessary tools. Then, we guide you through installing and setting up the GitHub Copilot for Azure extension in Visual Studio Code, making it easier to provision and manage Azure resources. Finally, we show you how to deploy your application to Azure App Service, verify the deployment, and troubleshoot common issues. By the end of this guide, you'll have a fully deployed Express.js API on Azure, all with the help of AI-assisted tools that simplify cloud deployment and management.
