GitHub unveils Copilot Workspace, a developer environment using “Copilot-powered agents” to help brainstorm, plan, build, test, and run code in natural language
where any developer can go from idea, to code, to software in natural language. Anand Chowdhary / @anandchowdhary : Today, GitHub Copilot Workspace was announced, and it's the best GitHub product I've ever used. Last week, I made the first pull request made by a non-GitHub employee using Copilot Workspace! 🚀 [image] Thomas Dohmke / @ashtom : What started out as an autocomplete pair programmer is now redefining the developer experience itself. Welcome to @GitHub Copilot Workspace: The Copilot-native developer environment — a place for all to create with code instantly in natural language. https://github.blog/... LinkedIn: Scott Guthrie : Nearly 50 years ago, Microsoft made its debut with the programming language BASIC. Almost half a century later, we are enabling every developer … Stephen Derksen : The accelerated pace of product innovation at GitHub is just bananas. I'm still amazed after 2+ years here. 🚀 … Madhan Arumugam Ramakrishnan : GitHub is already the place where most of world's developers trust to build exciting and innovative applications. … Thomas Dohmke : What started out as an autocomplete pair programmer is now redefining the developer environment and experience itself. … Satya Nadella : We're redefining the developer environment with GitHub Copilot Workspace—where any developer can go from idea, to code, to software in natural language. Forums: Hacker News : Copilot Workspace is GitHub's take on AI-powered software engineering BeauHD / Slashdot : Copilot Workspace Is GitHub's Take On AI-Powered Software Engineering
It's exciting that @satyanadella and team are borrowing heavily from our mission to empower a billion people to go from idea to software, fast. It's a big idea that more people should be contributing to! [image]
To create a future with one billion developers on the planet, we must constantly challenge our current views and workflows. Today, we are introducing a Copilot-native developer environment. A radically new way of building software with natural language. With an experience where..…
GitHub Copilot Workspace isn't just a new way to interact with AI, it's a new way to create software. The practices we've all used for years, decomposing tasks and describing outcomes, now let you deliver actual code. https://github.blog/...
GitHub Copilot Workspace represents a radically new way to build software with natural language, delivering developer creativity faster, easier and more securely than ever before. ⚡ https://github.blog/...
Two years ago, we brought @GitHub Copilot to the world's developers - a novel, meaningful tool that's redefined the developer experience. Today, we're taking yet another leap with GitHub Copilot Workspace - a place for all, from the professional dev to the hobbyist, to create.✨
💫 Copilot Workspace is our next step towards AI-native tools for developers. Go from task to code using the power of natural language. Read more about our vision for the future of developer tools that help you get things done, every step of the way 👇 https://github.blog/...
You can only admire the long term strategic genius (and amazing execution) of Microsoft: buying GitHub, building VSCode, collaboration with Open AI to build Copilot, giving GitHub Next the flexibility to innovate. All of this culminates in the best in class dev environment.
We're redefining the developer environment with GitHub Copilot Workspace—where any developer can go from idea, to code, to software in natural language.
Today, GitHub Copilot Workspace was announced, and it's the best GitHub product I've ever used. Last week, I made the first pull request made by a non-GitHub employee using Copilot Workspace! 🚀 [image]
What started out as an autocomplete pair programmer is now redefining the developer experience itself. Welcome to @GitHub Copilot Workspace: The Copilot-native developer environment — a place for all to create with code instantly in natural language. https://github.blog/...