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Uh, hello guys, in this live stream I
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will talk about a very important
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extension for
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programmers and developers. It's called
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as GitHub Copilot.
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So, if you simply search on Google
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GitHub Copilot,
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the very first result which comes, it's
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developed by GitHub, and it actually
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acts like a AI programmer directly
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inside your VS Code. So,
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this is actually the screenshot. So, if
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you install VS Code, it directly comes
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within
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the VS Code. It can even be installed as
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a CLI tool as well.
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If you directly want to use this inside
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your CLI, you can directly install this.
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So, either you can inside Windows, you
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can install it through winget,
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or you can even install it through npm
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as well. This is a command. Simply copy
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this command, go to your terminal,
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and just paste this command.
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npm install {dash} g {at} {the} rate
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GitHub {slash} Copilot. So, if you enter
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this command, it will directly install
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GitHub Copilot CLI directly inside your
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machine. And then you can build
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anything, full-stack coding applications
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from a prompt. You can debug your code,
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fix your mistakes through the use of
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this AI.
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This is the first way by which you can
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install the CLI.
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Uh, now you can directly use it as a VS
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Code extension as well. So, go to
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extensions, and directly type here
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GitHub
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Copilot.
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So, if you simply search for this
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extension, uh, this extension will come,
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GitHub Copilot Chat. It's directly
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installed whenever you install a new
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version of VS Code. It comes
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directly installed. So, if you haven't
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have not installed it, simply enable
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that extension.
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So, once you enable this, it it will be
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accessible right here.
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If you see,
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just click this, and you will actually
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see I think it's available
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Uh, I think it's available right here.
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If you're not seeing this, you can
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actually see this right here.
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Uh, GitHub
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Copilot. You will see this option right
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here. Simply click this.
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And you basically open the folder,
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whatever folder that you want to open.
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So, once you open the folder right here,
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so automatically you will now see the
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command is successful. So, now GitHub
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Copilot is directly installed as a CLI
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tool,
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which you can directly use.
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So, if you want to read the
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documentation after you install this,
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there are very various commands out
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there.
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So, once you write Copilot, simply after
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installing it, simply write Copilot,
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and now GitHub Copilot will open
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directly inside your command line.
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So, now you will see that
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it's now connected. So,
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you can select this init command. So,
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{slash}, and it's basically you can
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First of all, if you're doing it for the
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very first time, you do need to log in,
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I think.
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Either github.com. So, once you
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So,
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it will redirect you to the
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Simply open github.com.
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So, now it will open this. Simply click
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continue with your GitHub account, and
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just paste this code,
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which is AB.
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So, just paste this code BA
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BA5C.
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So, once you authenticate, simply
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authorize it. So,
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let me just verify the identity. So,
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So, this you just need to do for the
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very first time. So, once you
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authenticate, then
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in the subsequent request, you don't
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want to do this.
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Simply copy this, paste it.
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So, you will get this notification.
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After that, uh,
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now you are successfully connected using
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your GitHub account. Now you can
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actually ask any question. Let's suppose
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you say build a
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image-to-PDF web app
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in browser and run it.
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You simply
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pass this instruction. So, now it will
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instantly build out your application.
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You will see that.
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So, it's actually checking the current
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directory and actually making the files,
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overall files.
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So, [snorts] you will see that. So, it's
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a great extension. It's totally free.
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You simply sign up using your Google
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account. Simply install it as a CLI
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tool,
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or you can even use it as the GitHub VS
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Code extension as well.
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So, you just need to grant the
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permission, yes and approve.
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Automatically it will create this file
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for you.
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So,
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now it will automatically open this
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file.
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It will start a server at localhost
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8000, and
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it will automatically open your browser
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as well. So, everything automate
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automation will be done. So, it created
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this. So,
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So, you will see that now your
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application is ready.
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So, from here you select a bunch of
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images.
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So, click on download PDF. So, you will
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see that this is your image-to-PDF
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application ready in a matter of
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seconds.
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So, once you are authenticated,
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configured, you can build out any sort
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of application. So, let's suppose I here
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build a
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React
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PDF editor app,
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and run it.
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So, you can ask multiple questions right
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here. It's actually using your Claude
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model, our cool model.
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So,
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first of all, it will remove create this
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React project for you.
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So, it deleted the previous files, and
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stopped the server, and then it created
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this React project. So, it gives you
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100% quota, as you will see. Now it's
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94%. It's actually using the Claude our
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cool model.
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And other way, if you GitHub Copilot
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Chat, you can use it.
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You can directly
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open If you're not seeing this option,
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you can open command palette, and simply
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type GitHub
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Copilot Chat.
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So, it also have a monthly plan as well,
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$10 per month. You can subscribe to it.
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So, it's
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if you want to upgrade.
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But, I think it's totally free. You can
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try this for completely free.
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So, start using it. It's directly
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available.
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So, from here you can activate the
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GitHub Copilot Chat, as you can see it's
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available right here.
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So, indirectly in VS Code, as you see.
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So, as you can see, we are actually
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working on this directory that we asked
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on CLI, build a React PDF, and run it.
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So, you can just see here. From here
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also you can type the same command.
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So, now it created this React project
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for you. You can see that.
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>> Then it will install the NPM
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dependencies here. So, you can see that
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for creating this PDF editor app.
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So, this is GitHub Copilot chat. Guys,
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directly use it in your VS code.