Name: Introduction to GitHub Copilot
Brand: Microsoft
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 4.5 (60 reviews)

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About the Course

Join our course led by Gabe Leon de Mattos, a seasoned developer and leader. You will learn how to use GitHub Copilot. This course is for developers who want to be more productive with GitHub Copilot. You'll learn how to use GitHub Copilot in real projects. The course is hands-on and lasts 90 minutes. You'll set up Copilot, write better prompts, and work Copilot into your coding routine. By the end of the course, you will be able to: - Work confidently with GitHub Copilot to accelerate your coding endeavors - Use prompt engineering to generate relevant code suggestions on real projects - Navigate AI outputs, and integrate them into your projects. You will finish the course with the skills to write better code faster. This will give you more time to solve difficult problems. To succeed in this course, it's recommended to have basic Python knowledge and be familiar with Visual Studio Code (VSCode)....

Top reviews

May 26, 2024

The "Introduction to GitHub Copilot" course provides fundamental insights into how Copilot greatly supports developers in saving time by handling repetitive tasks and offering suggestions

Nov 4, 2024

Very crisp and to he point content. Easy to understand.

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By Deep J

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Nov 6, 2024

Good

By Rashi S

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Nov 17, 2025

By Subir B

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Sep 28, 2025

By Michael S

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Mar 8, 2025

Without python knowledge its hard to follow the samples. Also the VSCode screen shown during the videos is hardly readable

By Ivan N

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Jul 10, 2025

link to github repo with examples is properly hidden. Still search for it.

By Sudarshan P

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Nov 8, 2024

It was good knowledge shared but copilot subscription was needed

By Arnab D

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Jan 29, 2026

The introductory video should have more beginner-friendly approach to write a code from the scratch. Also, the content should be aligned with the latest versions, otherwise the actual application UI is getting different from what it is showing in the video.

By Preetham E K

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Feb 14, 2026

Commands should've been provided for both Mac and Windows users. Should have use a more generic example instead of the web based app creation. Everyone may not be familiar with the app development.