Christopher Harrison articles - 9 total
Provide context to GitHub Copilot Chat
Ensuring GitHub Copilot understands what you're asking is key to getting the most out of the tool. Copilot Chat provides several tools to allow you to point Copilot at the right context, so you both get a better understanding of what you're trying to build and how you want it built.
Getting rid of those console.log('here') statements with GitHub Copilot
Every developer has left behind console.log statements (or similar) which were used for debugging. Let's see how GitHub Copilot can help us clean that up quickly!
Working with GitHub Copilot as your AI pair programmer
GitHub Copilot is great at helping developers when they know what to do but can't quite remember how to do it.
Three tricks to rolling out GitHub Copilot to your team
Many organizations simply "turn on" access to GitHub Copilot and are confused as to why they don't see the uptake they were expecting. There's a few things you can do to help ensure success. The third will surprise you!
Technology is boring
Is that a salacious title just to get views? Maybe. Is there some truth to it? Absolutely. Technology...
AI isn't the solution to all problems
Whenever a new technology becomes popular, there's a tendency to look to apply it to every problem. As it turns out, this isn't the best approach, as we often already have good solutions which are the best option.
Starting a project with Svelte and Azure Static Web Apps
Azure Static Web Apps is a hosting service built specifically for full-stack applications. Let's see how to get started with a Svelte project and Static Web Apps.
Translating text with just a few lines of code using Azure Cognitive Services
This article is part of #PythonFunBites. An old co-worker of mine is fond of saying "we're not...
Getting started with web dev using Flask
This article is part of #PythonFunBites. There's a lot of different web dev frameworks out there,...