Introducing GitHub Copilot for Azure: Your Cloud Coding Companion in VS Code!
🚀 Ready to Elevate Your Cloud Coding Game? Meet “@azure” – your companion in GitHub Copilot Chat. Get personalized answers about Azure resources, streamline deployments, and improve your troubleshooting. Early access awaits – sign up now! 🌟Copilot Learning Hub: Your Gateway to Mastering Microsoft Copilot
Have you ever wanted a single place to go to learn all about Microsoft Copilot? The Copilot Learning Hub is designed to be your go-to source for everything related to Microsoft Copilot, with articles, videos, and hands-on labs for all tech areas.Building a RAG Pattern chat bot with Azure OpenAI and LangChain.js | Azure Developers JavaScript Day
In the digital realm where the integration of AI and web development is constantly evolving, the JavaScript Developer Days witnessed a fascinating session dedicated to unveiling the intricacies of creating a RAG (Retrieval Augmentation Generation) pattern chatbot utilizing Azure OpenAI and LangChain. The session was enriched by the insights of special guest Lars, a Denmark-based Microsoft MVP, GitHub star, NX Champion, Angular hero of education, and a fervent community organizer. Wassim, a Senior Developer Advocate Engineer at Microsoft, and Natalia, a Principal Product Manager at Microsoft, also shared their expertise, offering a comprehensive guide to developing AI-driven applications with Azure services and Developer Tools.Building your own copilot – yes, but how? (Part 1 of 2)
Today, there’s a wide range of built-in services and features designed to enable organizations and developers to build their own copilots, able to answer questions based on their own knowledge bases and data sources. But how to choose the most suitable one for each scenario? This blog post wants to provide an overview of some of the main choices you have in the Microsoft technology ecosystem. Part 1 will look into low-code tools and out-of-the-box features, while part 2 will focus on code-heavy and extensible options.Creating Tests with GitHub Copilot for Visual Studio
One of the recurring jokes in our industry is that developers are not very good at two things when coding: Documenting code, and creating unit tests. These are two areas where GitHub Copilot can help! Let's see how in the new short video that I just published.GitHub Copilot Global Bootcamp
GitHub Copilot Bootcamp is a series of four live classes designed to teach you tips and best practices for using GitHub Copilot. Discover how to create quick solutions, automate repetitive tasks, and collaborate effectively on projects. REGISTER NOW! Why participate? GitHub Copilot is not just a code suggestion tool, but a programming partner that understands your needs and accelerates your work. By participating in the bootcamp, you will have the opportunity to: Master the creation of effective prompts. Learn to develop web applications using AI. Discover how to automate tests and generate documentation. Explore collaboration practices and automated deployment. Learn in your local language We will also have editions in other languages besides English: Spanish: https://aka.ms/GitHubCopilotBootcampLATAM Brazilian Portuguese: https://aka.ms/GitHubCopilotBootcampBrasil Chinese: https://aka.ms/GitHubCopilotBootcampChina Agenda The English sessions are scheduled for 12pm PST, 3pm ET, 2pm CT, and 1pm MT. 📅 February 4, 2025 Prompt Engineering with GitHub Copilot Learn how GitHub Copilot works and master responsible AI to boost your productivity. 📅 February 6, 2025 Building an AI Web Application with Python and Flask Create amazing projects with AI integration and explore using GitHub Copilot to simplify tasks. 📅 February 11, 2025 Productivity with GitHub Copilot: Docs and Unit Tests Automate documentation and efficiently develop tests by applying concepts directly to real-world projects. 📅 February 13, 2025 Collaboration and Deploy with GitHub Copilot Learn to create GitHub Actions, manage pull requests, and use GitHub Copilot for Azure for deployment. Who can participate? If you are a developer, student, or technology enthusiast, this bootcamp is for you. The classes are designed to cater to both beginners and experienced professionals. Secure your spot now and start your journey to mastering GitHub Copilot! 👉 REGISTER NOW!Referencing a file in GitHub Copilot for Visual Studio
A project never consists of one single file. In fact, most applications have multiple code files, as well as additional configuration files, test files, data and other helpers. In the new video we just posted, Gwyn "GPS" Peña-Siguenza shows how Copilot uses the "#" shortcut to add one or more files to the context.
