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Handons for Copilot

Session 1: Introduction to GitHub Copilot

  • Goal: Understand what GitHub Copilot is and how it can assist in coding.
  • Content:
    • Overview of GitHub Copilot: Features and capabilities.
    • Installing and setting up Copilot in VSCode or JetBrains IDE.
    • First hands-on exercise: Writing basic code with Copilot's suggestions.
    • Codelab Exercise: Setting up a simple project in Python/JavaScript and using Copilot for auto-completions.

Session 2: Using Copilot for Boilerplate Code

  • Goal: Learn how Copilot automates repetitive tasks and speeds up development.
  • Content:
    • How Copilot generates common patterns: loops, classes, functions.
    • Writing function templates and classes with minimal effort.
    • Codelab Exercise: Create a REST API structure (in Python/Node.js) using Copilot's suggestions for routing and HTTP methods.

Session 3: Enhancing Code with Copilot

  • Goal: Utilize Copilot to refactor and enhance existing codebases.
  • Content:
    • Using Copilot to suggest optimizations and refactorings.
    • How to use Copilot for improving readability and performance.
    • Codelab Exercise: Refactor a basic e-commerce application (e.g., product listing) by implementing new features and optimizing code with Copilot.

Session 4: Testing and Debugging with Copilot

  • Goal: Understand how Copilot helps with writing tests and debugging code.
  • Content:
    • Writing unit tests with Copilot's suggestions.
    • Using Copilot to detect edge cases and potential bugs.
    • Codelab Exercise: Use Copilot to write unit tests for a small application (in Python or JavaScript) and debug a faulty function.

Session 5: Leveraging Copilot for Multiple Programming Languages

  • Goal: Use Copilot to assist in writing code across multiple languages.
  • Content:
    • Copilot’s support for languages like Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, and more.
    • Understanding how Copilot adapts to different languages.
    • Codelab Exercise: Build a small project in two languages (e.g., Python and JavaScript), using Copilot for both backend and frontend components.

Session 6: Using GitHub Copilot for Learning New Technologies

  • Goal: Explore how Copilot can help you learn new frameworks and libraries.
  • Content:
    • How Copilot suggests libraries and APIs.
    • Using Copilot to generate example code for unfamiliar frameworks.
    • Codelab Exercise: Work with a new framework (e.g., React.js or Flask) using Copilot to scaffold a basic application and add new features.

Session 7: Collaborative Coding with Copilot

  • Goal: Improve team collaboration using Copilot in pair programming or team environments.
  • Content:
    • How Copilot integrates into collaborative workflows.
    • Best practices for using Copilot in pair programming and code reviews.
    • Codelab Exercise: Work in pairs to build a collaborative project, using Copilot to assist in code completion and decision-making.

Session 8: Limitations and Best Practices with Copilot

  • Goal: Understand the limitations of Copilot and how to use it effectively without over-reliance.
  • Content:
    • Limitations of Copilot: security concerns, code quality, and potential biases in suggestions.
    • Best practices for balancing Copilot’s automation with manual intervention.
    • Codelab Exercise: Review a small project where Copilot-generated code is analyzed and manually improved to meet best practices in security and maintainability.

Workshop Summary

  • Final Reflection:
    • Recap of all sessions and exercises.
    • Best practices for integrating Copilot into daily workflows.
    • Tips for ongoing learning and exploring advanced Copilot features.

Each session provides a balanced mix of theory and hands-on exercises, ensuring participants develop practical skills with GitHub Copilot while solving real-world coding problems in a Codelab format.

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