Contact below for request for training. Email — gomti@commonsensedevs.com Phone No — 512–221–5570. Module 1 — Introduction to GitHub copilot What is GitHub copilot? 1. What is it? 2. How does it work? Why GitHub Copilot? 1. Benefits. 2. What does research say? GitHub copilot for Individuals vs business 1. Comparison 2. Privacy i) What data is collected by GitHub Copilot for Individuals? ii) How is the data collected for…

Let’s first create a simple web application with node.js and postgreSQL. Check out the GitHub repo for code commonsensedevs/NodeWithPostgreSQL (github.com) Pre-requisites PostgreSQL installed. Node and NPM installed. Docker installed. VSCode installed. Create a nodejs application. Launch VSCode=>Open terminal=>Browse to or create the folder that would contain the application code. Run npm init…

This training is geared towards individuals and organizations who are looking to accelerate developer productivity so that developers can focus on solving tough business problems and leave the repetitive grunt work for copilot. Contact me @gomti@commonsensedevs.com to be part of next class class for individuals or to schedule training for…

Create a new .NET application with docker enabled. Visual Studio=>Asp.NET WebAPI application=>Give it a name=>Select .Net Framework (In this tutorial I am using .NET 7 STS)=>Select Enable docker=>Create. You can also add docker support to an existing project by selecting Add=>Docker Support in solution explorer.

Let me start by saying — Don’t worry at all! You have full control on privacy of your code and data. GitHub copilot focuses on 3 different types of data. User engagement data — When you use GitHub Copilot it will collect usage information about events generated when interacting with the IDE or editor. These events include user edit…

This tutorial shows step by step process to automate load testing with GitHub Actions using Azure load testing service. Let’s get started. Create a new Web application. I have created an ASP.Net Core MVC app. Let’s create a new GitHub repo and push your application code into the new repo…

We will use VSCode for the development. Make sure you have following on your machine. 1. .Net SDK, I am using version 6 2. C# extensions for VSCode. 3. Azure functions extensions for VSCode. 4. Azure Functions Core Tools version 4.x. Let’s create an Azure functions project in Visual Studio…

In this article I will share step by step guidance on how to automate the deploy an Asp.Net Web application into an Azure app service. This article assumes that you have following. 1. An Azure subscription 2. A resource group under your subscription 3. Azure Web App App Service already created in Azure…

Let’s do it the way you would have to in a real development environment. Note — Before following any of the instructions below, make sure you have an Azure subscription and resource group that you can work with. I will use Visual Studio code as the IDE. Launch Visual Studio…