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Github Copilot Learning Path

I don't think I need to spend time to convince you that Github Copilot is a useful addition to your developer toolbox. The numbers speak for themselves:

  • 46% of new code is now written by AI
  • 55% faster overall developer productivity
  • 74% of developers feel more focused on satisfying work

So the remaining question is how to get started? The answer can be found in the brand-new GitHub Copilot Fundamentals Learning Path. The path is split into two parts: "Introduction to GitHub Copilot" and "Introduction to GitHub Copilot for Business".

In this learning path, you'll:

  • Gain a comprehensive understanding of the distinctions between GitHub Copilot for Individuals, GitHub Copilot for Business, and GitHub Copilot X.

  • Explore various use cases for GitHub Copilot for Business, including real-life examples showcasing how customers have leveraged it to boost their productivity.

  • Receive step-by-step instructions on enabling GitHub Copilot for Individuals and GitHub Copilot for Business, ensuring a seamless integration into your workflows.

Go check it out on the Microsoft Learn website: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/paths/copilot/

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