Course feedback

[cmwilson21]

We'd love to hear what you thought of this course! Please leave your feedback below and let us know!

[gzy02]

NICE!

[subhajit11010]

Superb

[Adeesh-bode]

Great!

[ZeenathZahra]

Interesting

[RYU-P]

loved it it was amazing

[ragellistiyono]

It was helpful and the tutorial is clear. Although I fae some issues while reading through other discussions, I was able to solve the problem in the end. Many thanks.

[OmKumarBhardwaj]

Nice

[NushaMBZ]

Interesting

[thlurte]

interesting..

[codiak]

This is a great crash course into codespaces and CoPilot. Really well put together, quick, and seems to cover the right things.

[nowarlove]

Great Course

[Alexandar123]

Looks very interesting will see how useful is

[iulia-13]

love it. Pretty straight forward. Struggled a bit on step 4 with the suggestions but I figure it out at the end. Thank you!

[jakaria98]

good

[R1shabh-Gupta]

Great!!

[junqi1121]

great!

[CleisonManriqueAguirre]

I suggest to put more tasks .anyway it was an amazing introductory experience

[tecrogue]

Heads up, it looks like the newest version of the Copilot extension available in Codespaces as of this comment (1.176.0) does not include the function for the Completions Panel, either by the dropdown menu or Control+Enter. So if you are getting an error message "command 'github.copilot.generate' not found" when you try to bring it up that is the cause.

If you change the version of the extension to 1.175.0 it will work via the keyboard shortcut.

[ardiansoul]

nice lesson, i confused for some task but now i know how to clear this lesson

[dmitrykosintsev]

It was a quick and helpful course. I am quite new to GitHub and only used it for storing code online. Now I know that I can use it as a full-fledged IDE

[2gn]

It was nice and easy to follow! And the Copilot is actually pretty good

[imzza]

I found the course content to be well-structured and easy to follow. However, I believe that adding more hands-on exercises, such as some other use cases and the Copilot chat feature, would enhance the learning experience.

[Jaron-Wilson]

Agreed!

[schwarzie2478]

I got a little bit stuck on the last step because I 'dared' to type the prompt differently for creating the web server a little different.
But this got me to investigate the setup for a course and git actions build activity, so not much loss here!

[jrs-devops]

Really interesting course, I had never done anything like this, or at least I had never found a very entertaining course like this. Quite practical and innovative to learn something new

[pauloneves]

Lost too much time at the end because I wrote // create web server instead of // Create web server. It couldn't verify if it was correct and the error message was not clear.

but I learned something new. Don't think it was efficient

[JonathanNagy]

A step where you get AI to explain what you've created would be nice, especially at the last step where you get a non-trivial piece of code, i.e. a (probably) working web server.

[Yess222]

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Interesante
👍

[adhmara-prani]

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Pretty interesting course! Although one might get confused when switching tabs back and forth! It can be worked upon and improved for upcoming users 👍!

[ThomasHaas299]

I've been working (quite successfully) for a while with GitHub Copilot in different IDEs and "accidently" found this course. And I've learnt some new stuff! Thanks a lot!

[Camilarmota]

This course allowed me to deepen my knowledge in several areas, enriching my general understanding of the topic.

[Nixxen]

Easy to follow and a nice introduction to the baseline usage.

[johnbuzz98]

Easy to follow