We hope you had an amazing summer time with your friends and family. Now it's time to do some coding using GitHub Copilot. Isn't that a wonderful idea? 😊
Have you used GitHub copilot before? If you have, you can relax! 🏖️ (Imagine you are on the beach). For those who haven't, we highly recommend you follow the steps below this message.
GitHub Copilot is an AI pair programmer that helps you write better code.
If you’re new to GitHub Copilot, watch this video to discover how it can enhance your development process. After viewing, return here for more information.
Follow the steps below to install the GitHub Copilot extension in Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code.
- Follow the instructions at Github Docs to install GitHub Copilot.
Are you a student? Learn more about how to set and access GitHub Copilot here.
You should make a pull request to this repository, here is a step-by-step guide on how to do a pull request if you are not sure:
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You should fork this repository
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After that you should clone your cloned repository.
-To do that, ensure you have already installed and configured Git. Git -
After you have cloned this repository you should do the tasks in your IDE using the GitHub Copilot utilitiy.
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You can follow the tutorials on how to commit a pull request via your IDE or Git using these tutorials
- Visual Studio
- Visual Studio Code
- JetBrains IDEs
- Git
- If your IDE is not listed, please do some research.
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Then you should wait until they approve your request. The name of the request should be:
[Your name ]-[Your class]-[Your adventure]. Make sure to upload your solutions into the solution folder, which is in the project.
*Presented by Stanislav Tashev (Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador)
©The tasks are taken by the Microsoft cloud advocacy team at Microsoft and then modified for the purpose of the workshop, they own the right to them.