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.Microsoft open sources Copilot extension for VSCode. We are in the middle innings of a platform shift says Satya Nadella as he kicks off #MSBuild2025. GitHub Copilot is being used by 15 million developers he added. #Build2025 #MSBuild

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Spasyuk Denis1 year ago

@Microsoft @satyanadella Very nice! Good development!

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Carey1 year ago

@Microsoft @satyanadella The fantasy that any of these technologies are writing full fledged applications with granular detail are a bit silly. However they do save a significant amount of time but cutting out the redundancy.

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Anthony Spiteri1 year ago

@Microsoft @satyanadella Hopefully means it’s getting better as it’s a POS right now compared to the others

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Logan Johnson1 year ago

@Microsoft @satyanadella @grok what does it mean that the Copilot extension is now open sourced for VSCode?

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Farhan1 year ago

@Microsoft @satyanadella Copilot started as a sidekick. Now it’s basically the IDE’s second brain.

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