HE GitHub this Tuesday (21) made the launch official co-pilotA smart tool that can suggest lines of code for use in different development environments such as Microsoft Visual Studio. The innovation, first announced in 2021, was created in partnership with. OpenAI.
Powered by an artificial intelligence (AI) model called Codex, trained on billions of lines of generic code, the service takes the entire concept of existing code into account to assist the developer with their recommendations. It can also suggest an approach or solution to various challenges encountered.
Aspect programming assistant, you can get recommendations and match coding styles for JavaScript, Python, Ruby, and TypeScript, among other popular languages. According to platform CEO Thomas Dohmke, “AI-powered coding will fundamentally change the nature of software development” and will make it easier for experts to work.
Initially the tool was only available for technical viewing, and during that time it has received more than 1.2 million records from people interested in its use. From now on, GitHub Copilot It can be used by all developers.
Free for students and open source projects
new GitHub AI programming assistant It is freely available to certain audiences, such as verified students and popular open source projects. The free offer will start with approximately 60,000 selected developers and project students. GitHub Tutorial.
For all other trackers, using GitHub Copilot requires a fee of $10 per month (R$51.43 today’s price) or $100 (R$514.34) per year with a 60-day free trial. The vehicle will be offered to companies in 2022.
GitHub Copilot works as an extension to the aforementioned Visual Studio Code and GitHub Codespaces plus integrated development environments (IDE) compatible with Neovim and JetBrains.
Source: Tec Mundo
