
In my life I was 2 times as excited as I am now. You can’t un-invent it and change is good. The future? I’m still looking forward to it. I can ask any question I want, anytime and I’ll always get a to-the-point and serious response without emotion. The difference between the AI and sites for devs which help you with problems is big, I’m loving the AI experience so much more. Sure it has its flaws, but there’s GPT-4 now and even with its flaws, if you understand the answers it gives you, you can work with the AI to solve the problem. What I’ve experienced so far with ChatGPT 3.5 is abso-freaking-lutely amazing. It gives me so much freedom as a developer, and I’m so grateful for this service. The Chat option is really important to me for a couple of reasons:Ģ) You can ask ‘stupid’ questions, even the same multiple times I’m really looking forward to Copilot Chat because it will then have access to the context of what I’m programming or trying to solve.
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Using GitHub Copilot with Visual Studio gives you more time for creativity by spending less time on boilerplate manual tasks and diagnosis. By gathering the right data from Visual Studio, Copilot grasps your intent and helps you form exactly the right question to get useful answers. If an exception gets thrown, ask Copilot to help you figure out possible causes and even suggest fixes. When you hit an error, ask Copilot to help fix it and generate unit tests.
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With GitHub Copilot chat, if you find yourself needing more information, you can ask it to explain the code you’re working on. Already excited? Sign up for the private preview below. Watch out for more AI assistance across your whole lifecycle as we continue to develop Copilot. Check out the video below to see what we mean. That means it can quickly help you get in-depth analysis and explanations of how a code block works, generate unit tests, and even find and get proposed fixes to bugs, or explain exceptions. This is no ordinary chat! With tight integration in Visual Studio, it understands what you’re working on. We’re bringing fully integrated AI-powered Copilot chat experiences to Visual Studio.

That’s just the beginning though! We’ve been working to evolve Copilot to move beyond code completion and provide enhanced AI assistance that you can access throughout your development lifecycle, whatever task you happen to be doing at the time. It's also important to share the feedback with the Team who works on the service, directly from this link.GitHub Copilot has become a trusted AI-assisted pair programmer helping to auto-complete comments and code more productively. This is why it's important to start to use it. GitHub Copilot works very well with JavaScript, TypeScript and Python and the training model for C# is a little bit behind the others. You can start to write a comment like "Create a function to validate email" and it suggests the code for you, below the comment. You have another way to get suggestions from GitHub Copilot. In the image below you can see an example directly from my Visual Studio 2022 environment. Press " Tab" to accept your favorite suggestion. If you want to ignore Copilot for that part of code, just press Esc key.įirst of all Copilot try to suggest you the best recommendation from its AI, but if you want to go through all the suggestions, you can use the combination keys " Alt" + ". If you want to accept the suggestion, just hit the tab key on your keybard. You can start to type something in the IDE and GitHub Copilot try to suggest what it thinks you are writing. You don't have to change your actual way to write code or your coding flow. If everything is gone with success, you can see a small Copilot logo in the bottom bar of Visual Studio 2022.

You can directly paste the authorization code in the form and confirm to authorize GitHub Copilot.

Now you have to authorize Copilot to access your Visual Studio 2022 and when you have restarted the IDE, it opens a new browser window.

In Visual Studio 2022 go to Extensions **-> Manage Extensions** and search " Copilot"ĭownload the extension and restart Visual Studio 2022. In a very similar way to Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio 2022 has an extension to work with Copilot. It's mandatory to use Copilot in Visual Studio 2022, as well. If you don't have access, join the waiting list. GitHub Copilot has launched more or less one year ago and it's been in Technical Preview for a long time. In their blog, GitHub announced the availabity of GitHub Copilot for Visual Studio 2022.
