GitHub Copilot Beginner to Pro: AI for Coding & Development

Tom Phillips introduces Copilot’s coding assistance and expands into chat, agent modes, instructions, and related development workflows. A dedicated course can help a developer understand the differences between requesting an explanation, completing code, and delegating a broader task inside an editor.

What you will learn

• Use Copilot for code and explanation tasks
• Explore chat and agent workflows
• Generate and review test suggestions
• Provide repository instructions and task context

Who this suits

Most useful when you can already read and modify code in a development environment. The title’s beginner label refers to Copilot use; independent programming judgment helps you evaluate what the assistant proposes.

Before you enroll

Verify current editor support, plan entitlements, and usage limits before expecting every demonstrated feature. Generated tests need review against actual requirements. Keep changes small enough to inspect and avoid accepting a new dependency only because an assistant suggests it.

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Put it into practice

Use Copilot to implement a small bug fix and suggest a regression test. Confirm that the test fails before the fix and covers the intended behavior.

Source and review

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