- Github Copilot - Home
- Github Copilot - Introduction
- Github Copilot - Basic Usage
- Github Copilot - Registration
- Github Copilot - Set Up
- Github Copilot - Features
- Github Copilot - Customization
- Github Copilot - Collaborative Coding
- Github Copilot - Code Completion
- Github Copilot - Integrating with CI/CD Pipelines
- Github Copilot - Ethical Consideration
- Github Copilot - Performance Optimization
- Github Copilot - Learning and Development
- Github Copilot - Version Control Integration
- Github Copilot - Industry Applications
- Github Copilot - Code Review
- Github Copilot - Pair Programming
- Github Copilot - Different IDEs
Github Copilot Used For
- Github Copilot - Data Science and Machine Learning
- Github Copilot - Web Development
- Github Copilot - Game Development
- Github Copilot - DevOps
- Github Copilot - Scripting and Automation
- Github Copilot - Legacy Code
- Github Copilot - Testing
- Github Copilot - For Documentation
- Github Copilot - API Development
- Github Copilot - IoT Development
- Github Copilot - Blockchain Development
- Github Copilot - Cybersecurity
Github Copilot Useful Resources
Github Copilot - Different IDEs
Github Copilot is available for popular IDEs like Visual Studio Code, Jetbrains, and Azure Data Studio. Copilot offers various features depending on what IDE you are using. In this section, we will explore how to use GitHub Copilot in different IDEs.
Copilot IDE Support
GitHub Copilot currently can be used in following IDEs:
Visual Studio Code
Azure Data Studio
Visual Studio
Jetbrains IDEs like WebStorm, PyCharm, IntelliJ IDEA, and others
Github Copilot in VSCode
Github Copilot comes as an extension for Visual Studio Code (VS Code).
In VS code you use copilot to generate code snippets, ask for help with coding tasks, and get code suggestions.
There is a dedicated chat interface in VS code to interact with Copilot using natural language.
If you forget how to run a particular command when youre working on VS Code terminal, you can ask @terminal agent of GitHub Copilot for help. Once it generates a response, you can then click the Insert into Terminal button to run the suggested command directly.
Follow the article on Copilot Setup in VS Code to learn how to set up Copilot in VS Code.
Github Copilot in Azure Data Studio
Similar to Vs Code, GitHub Copilot is available as a extension for Azure Data Studio as well in the marketplace.
Github Copilot can be used in Azure Data Studio to generate code snippets and get query suggestions while working with SQL databases.
With Copilot, you can write sql queries in natural language and get suggestions for the same.
Github Copilot can integrates with Azure services to enhance your data management and analysis workflows.
Follow the article on Copilot Setup in Azure Data Studio to learn how to set up Copilot in Azure Data Studio.
Github Copilot in Jetbrains IDE
Github Copilot is also available for JetBrains IDEs like WebStorm, PyCharm, IntelliJ IDEA, and others.
You can set up GitHub Copilot in JetBrains IDE by installing the Copilot plugin from the JetBrains marketplace.
Follow the article on Copilot Setup in JetBrains IDE to learn how to set up Copilot in JetBrains IDE.
