دانلود کتاب یادگیری GitHub Copilot -افزایش بهره‌وری کدنویسی با استفاده از هوش مصنوعی

I’ve been writing code for a very long time now—longer than I care to admit—and I’ve seen the winds and waves of change that have swept across the software development industry multiple times (and written about or trained on many of them). From the internet to CI/CD to containers to cloud, the paradigm shifts have upended the old ways of doing things, and spawned innovation, incredible tools, and turnarounds in our approaches to creating software. And, broadly, those shifts have also generated uncertainty and confusion as individuals tried to understand them and figure out how to adapt and apply their skills.. Now we have generative AI, arguably the biggest wave of change we have encountered in tech, especially for those developing software. Just like the others, it is inspiring massive innovation and driving massive changes. But in some respects, it resembles more of a tsunami where new tools, new models, and new capabilities exhibit tremendous power, all while coders are being swept along and trying to keep our collective heads above water. This book is my attempt to help you surf the wave—at least as far as using the AI powerhouse that is GitHub Copilot. I won’t claim it will answer all your questions, but hopefully it will help you get to a very good comfort level with the tool, let you understand its capabilities (from basic to advanced topics), and inspire you to make your coding tasks simpler and easier than they’ve ever been before. I’ve been using Copilot in multiple ways for several years: in personal projects, as a former DevOps director piloting it in a corporate R&D organization, as a trainer on Copilot for multiple vendors, as a skeptic, and as an enthusiast. Regarding those last two roles, I wasn’t as impressed with Copilot in its early days as I was with other tools. But over the course of writing this book, developing courses on it, and watching it evolve, it’s become one of the primary tools I use on a regular basis when working in my integrated development environment (IDE) or in GitHub. Copilot has come a long way, even in the last few months. There’s been some impressive progress with features and functionality. I’ve tried to capture as many of those as I could in the book.