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.Hack Together: RAG Hack - Building RAG Applications with LangChain.js
In the rapidly evolving landscape of Artificial Intelligence and Natural Language Processing, the use of Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) has emerged as a powerful solution to enhance the accuracy and relevance of responses generated by language models. In this article, we will explore the talk given during the Hack Together: RAG Hack event, where Glaucia Lemos, a Cloud Advocate at Microsoft, and Yohan Lasorsa, a Senior Cloud Advocate at Microsoft, demonstrated how LangChain.js is revolutionizing the development of RAG applications, making it easier to create intelligent applications that combine large language models (LLMs) with your own data sources.How to use Comments as Prompts in GitHub Copilot for Visual Studio
GitHub Copilot is a coding assistant powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI), which can run in various environments and help you be more efficient in your daily coding tasks. In this new short video, Bruno shows you how to use inline comments to generate code with GitHub Copilot.Crafting Future-proof Apps with JavaScript & Azure Cosmos DB | Azure Developers JavaScript Day 2024
Unlock the full capabilities of Azure Cosmos DB at Azure Developers JavaScript Day 2024 with Sajeetharan Sinnathurai. Explore the latest updates to the JavaScript SDK and learn about seamless application deployment with Vercel. Don't miss out on transforming your development process with cutting-edge technologies.How to Install GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio
GitHub Copilot is a coding assistant powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI), which can run in various environments and help you be more efficient in your daily coding tasks. In this new series of content, we will show you how GitHub Copilot works in Visual Studio specifically and how it helps you being more productive.Using GitHub Copilot Chat in Visual Studio
In this new short video, Bruno shows you how to interact with GitHub Copilot Chat to get more information about C# features, and refactor his code. GitHub Copilot is a coding assistant powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI), which can run in various environments and help you be more efficient in your daily coding tasks.Playwright in Action: From Setup to Best Practices | Azure Developers JavaScript Day 2024
Another excellent session was held during the Azure Developers JavaScript Day 2024 event! This time, the focus was on Playwright. But what is Playwright? And what are the best practices for using it? Let's find out with the talk "Playwright in Action: From Setup to Best Practices"! Presented by Max Schmitt, Software Engineer on the Playwright team at Microsoft, and Stefan Judis, Playwright Ambassador! During this session, Max and Stefan provided a comprehensive overview of Playwright, a browser automation library, and demonstrated how to leverage it for creating robust, end-to-end tests for modern web applications.Single, Short, Specific - Prompting GitHub Copilot for Visual Studio
LLMs are very sensitive to the quality of the input (aka "prompt") that the user provides. A good prompt is often the key for a good answer. In this new article and short video, Gwyn "GPS" Peña-Siguenza shows us that "short" shouldn't mean "too short" and how a good specific prompt looks like.
