Harald

A hands-on path through Copilot in VS Code, from supplying useful context and reviewing JavaScript suggestions to understanding model latency, extensions, and multistep development.

• What does Copilot need to help you write code?
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• From editor context to a suggestion
  3:07 ↗
• Make the request—and its context—explicit
  7:21 ↗
• Good names and concrete examples reduce ambiguity
  14:22 ↗
• Prepare the workshop environment
  19:27 ↗
• Find the right participant and open a JavaScript file
  29:33 ↗
• Ghost text, inline edits, and conversation
  36:22 ↗
• Accept only the part you want
  41:22 ↗
• Generate a URL parser, then inspect the repair
  47:00 ↗
• Explain code, reset context, and generate tests
  50:36 ↗
• Model quality has to fit the interaction
  59:30 ↗
• Extend chat without assuming full model replacement
  1:04:22 ↗
• Updated knowledge and automatic delegation solve different problems
  1:07:24 ↗
• From a reviewed suggestion to a reviewed plan
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