
Welcome to this course GitHub Copilot - The Complete Guide learning from an expert. This is the very first section of your journey with GitHub Copilot.
In this lecture, you will learn what GitHub Copilot is and understand the core principle behind it.
In this lecture, we will explain how GitHub Copilot works behind the scenes. We will walk through its basic architecture and what components constitute GitHub Copilot.
You are taking this course about GitHub Copilot, but you probably heard about other AI coding tools like Cursor, Windsurf, Tabnine, etc. In this lecture, we will learn how GitHub Copilot compares to other AI coding tools.
In this lecture, you will learn how GitHub Copilot addresses the concerns regarding security and privacy.
In this lecture, you will learn what are required things that you need to start with GitHub Copilot.
In this lecture, you will learn different coding tools that GitHub Copilot supports.
In this lecture, you will learn how the GitHub Copilot billing plan works by understanding different GitHub Copilot subscription plans and their feature differences.
In this lecture, you will learn how to sign up a GitHub Account, which is needed if you don’t have one already or need a new one, and how to enable GitHub Copilot on your GitHub account.
In this section, you will learn what you need to set up GitHub Copilot in your code editing tools or Integrated Development Environment, shortly known as IDE. This section does not expect you to watch every video in this section, but you can pick whichever coding tool that you want to use GitHub Copilot with.
In this lecture, you will learn how to set up GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code.
In this lecture, you will learn how to set up GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio IDE.
In this lecture, you will learn how to set up GitHub Copilot in GitHub Codespaces.
In this lecture, you will learn how to set up GitHub Copilot in JetBrains IDE.
In this lecture, you will learn how to set up GitHub Copilot in Android Studio IDE from JetBrains.
In this lecture, you will learn how to set up GitHub Copilot in Apple Xcode.
In this lecture, you will learn how to set up GitHub Copilot in VIM or Neovim editor.
In this lecture, you will learn how to set up GitHub Copilot in Eclipse IDE.
In this section, you will learn what you need to get started with GitHub Copilot in your code editing tools or Integrated Development Environment, shortly known as IDE. This section does not expect you to watch every video in this section, but you can pick whichever coding tool that you want to use GitHub Copilot with.
In this lecture, we will try out GitHub Copilot by writing a simple Python script inside Visual Studio Code editor.
In this lecture, we will try out GitHub Copilot by writing a simple C# script inside Visual Studio IDE editor.
In this lecture, we will try out GitHub Copilot by writing a simple Python script inside GitHub Codespaces.
In this lecture, we will try out GitHub Copilot by writing a simple Java class file inside JetBrain’s IntelliJ code editor.
In this lecture, we will try out GitHub Copilot by writing a simple Java class file inside Android Studio code editor.
In this lecture, we will try out GitHub Copilot by creating a Swift code file inside Apple Xcode editor.
In this lecture, we will try out GitHub Copilot by creating a shell script in VIM or Neovim.
In this lecture, we will try out GitHub Copilot by writing a simple Java class file inside Eclipse IDE.
In this section, you will learn what you need to master GitHub Copilot through your code editing tools or Integrated Development Environment, shortly known as IDE.
In this lecture, we will go over the differences between in-file code completion functionality versus GitHub Copilot Chat functionality.
In this lecture, you will learn how in-file code completion works by seeing a hands-on demonstration through unit testing examples in Visual Studio Code. It is recommended that you follow along by copying the sample source code file named “calculator.js” attached to this lecture.
In this lecture, we will explore different GitHub Copilot Chat in different locations and how you can best work with them. It is recommended that you follow along by copying the sample source code file named “calculator.js” attached to this lecture.
In this lecture, we will explore that “Add context” functionality inside the GitHub Copilot Chat by learning its most optimal use cases.
Before this lecture, please download the ZIP archive file named "Lecture32.zip" attached in this lecture and unarchive them. After you unzipped the archive file, please open it with your Visual Studio Code.
In this lecture, we will explore a few ways to enhance your experience of GitHub Copilot chat with a variety of commands and options. It is recommended that you follow along by copying the sample source code file named “calculator.js” attached to this lecture.
In this lecture, you will learn how you can configure GitHub Copilot settings in your code editor. While you will learn this primarily through Visual Studio Code, you would be able to find similar options even if you follow using other code editors.
This lecture is going to be an introduction video for the lectures that you can follow afterward in this section. This video will explain why you would want to learn about the GitHub Copilot logging solutions at all.
In this lecture, you will discover different ways that you can troubleshoot GitHub Copilot for your Visual Studio Code editor by looking at logs and diagnosis options.
In this section, you will learn about concepts and best practices that can help you to get the best result out of GitHub Copilot.
In this lecture, you will learn what is "context" and why it matters when you work with GitHub Copilot.
In this lecture, you will learn Prompt Engineering and how it can help to achieve a better result while working with GitHub Copilot.
In this lecture, you will learn how you can make the choices on which LLM models to choose for GitHub Copilot under different circumstances.
In this lecture, you will learn about features called Custom Instruction and Custom Prompts, which can help to improve the context relevancy and, thus, accuracy with the GitHub Copilot generated result.
In this section, you will find many different examples on how GitHub Copilot can help with different tasks such as refactoring codes, unit testings, generating SQL scripts, solving algorithm problems, migration of codes, generation of DevOps CI/CD pipeline, etc.
Pick whichever exercises that are interesting to you. Make sure to go through the assignment that will help you to build practical skills.
In this lecture, you will learn how you can use GitHub Copilot to refactor your codes based on different consideration points. It is recommended that you follow along by copying the sample source code file named “sample-refactoring-code.js” attached to this lecture.
In this lecture, you will learn how you use GitHub Copilot to work with unit tests for your codes. We will use Javascript and Visual Studio Code in this lecture.
It is recommended that you follow along by copying the sample source code file named “calculator.js” attached to this lecture and adding to the Visual Studio Code workspace under a directory. In addition, it is required that you have NodeJS with NPM installed on your environment.
In this lecture, you will learn how you use GitHub Copilot to work with unit tests and mock tests for your codes. We will use Java and JetBrain’s IntelliJ IDE for this lecture.
In this lecture, you will learn how you can use GitHub Copilot to generate Structured Query Language, or SQL. We will use Visual Studio Code to go through this exercise.
In this lecture, you will learn how you can use GitHub Copilot to solve algorithm and data structure problems.
In this lecture, you will learn how you can use GitHub Copilot to migrate from one programming language to another programming language. We will use Python and Java as an example.
In this lecture, you will learn how the GitHub Copilot can help with generating scripts based on adding an image as a context.
Please download three sample pictures attached to this lecture: “architecture.jpg,” “cat.jpg”, and “error.jpg” and add them to the workspace directory in your editor.
In this lecture, you will learn how you can use the GitHub Copilot to easily generate the Markdown file based on your current files or your current project structure.
In this lecture, you will learn how GitHub Copilot can help to generate GitHub Actions files.
In this lecture, you will learn how GitHub Copilot can help to generate Terraform scripts.
In this lecture, you will learn how GitHub Copilot can help to work with Docker by creating a Dockerfile.
In this lecture, you will learn how you can generate a UML diagram through GitHub Copilot.
In this lecture, you will learn how you can create a simple web application in about 30 minutes.
In this section, you will discover some of the latest and most advanced features that GitHub Copilot has to offer within code editors.
In this lecture, you will learn how you can use the Review and Comment feature within Visual Studio Code so you can optimize your codes. Please download the “calculator.js” attached in this lecture and add it to your Visual Studio Code’s workspace directory.
You can either pick this lecture or next lecture covering Visual Studio IDE based on your code editor preference.
In this lecture, you will learn how you can use the Review and Comment feature within Visual Studio IDE so you can optimize your code. Please download the “CalculatorTests.cs” attached in this lecture and add it to your Visual Studio IDE’s workspace directory.
You can either pick this lecture or prior lecture covering Visual Studio Code based on your code editor preference.
In this lecture, you will learn how you can leverage this cool feature where you can try out GitHub Copilot in the command line through GitHub Copilot Command Line Interface.
In this lecture, you will learn about this exciting feature called GitHub Copilot Agent and how it can make your code development process super easy.
In this lecture, you will see an example of how GitHub Copilot Agent mode can help to easily build an application by seeing an example of a karaoke web application.
In this lecture, you are going to learn a very powerful and exciting feature called Model Context Protocol.
In this lecture, you will learn about the different default MCP plugins that are available out-of-box as Tools in the Visual Studio Code.
In this lecture, you will learn how you can discover different custom Model Context Protocol servers available for GitHub Copilot and how you can set up a GitHub Copilot supported code editor.
In this lecture, you will learn how you can add a remote MCP server to your GitHub Copilot supported code editor Visual Studio Code.
In this lecture, you will learn how you can add a local MCP server to your GitHub Copilot supported code editor Visual Studio Code.
In this section, you will find some amazing GitHub Copilot features inside the GitHub.com platform.
In this lecture, you will learn different personal configuration options available through GitHub Copilot.
In this lecture, you will learn about the GitHub Copilot Chat feature within the GitHub dot com platform and how it can help with the project development process.
In this lecture, you will learn about the GitHub Copilot’s Pull Request feature within GitHub and how it can help with the collaboration process happening within github.com platform.
In this lecture, you will learn how GitHub Copilot can help with the creation of GitHub Issues in GitHub.com.
In this lecture, you will learn about this amazing feature called GitHub Copilot Spaces and how it can make the GitHub Copilot to be smarter by letting it understand the contents you have been working on.
In this lecture, you will learn about this cool Apple app store-like place called GitHub Marketplace and how you can visit the place to find out not just helpful things related to GitHub Copilot but also GitHub Actions, GitHub, and much more.
In this lecture, you will learn about this concept and feature called GitHub Copilot’s Application Programming Interface, or API.
In this lecture, you will learn what it would take to build your own GitHub Copilot extensions or custom applications that leverage GitHub Copilot’s Chat completion capabilities.
In this section, you will learn about concepts and practices that will be helpful when you work with either GitHub Copilot Business or GitHub Copilot Enterprise plan.
In this lecture, we will discuss what is possibly considered to be the most important concept when you are working with the GitHub Copilot Business and Enterprise plans to manage, not just for yourself, but for many different users.
In this lecture, we will learn some of the most important factors to consider about GitHub Copilot managements for your organization.
In this lecture, we will learn the fundamental principles behind monitoring and logging and explore different options that you can use for monitoring and logging.
In this lecture, we will learn how an organization administrator or an enterprise administrator can work together to manage GitHub Copilot seats.
In this lecture, we will learn how we can keep getting educated on the latest features about GitHub Copilot so users can stay informed.
In this section, you will find out some commonly encountered problems that the users experience with GitHub Copilot and learn how you can resolve them.
You get a following error message when you try to use GitHub Copilot within your code editor:
Error: "Failed to sign in to GHE.com. Would you like to try again?"
You get a following error in the GitHub Copilot Chat or a terminal in your code editor when you try to use GitHub Copilot
ERROR: Language Model Unavailable
You get the following error message from the GitHub Copilot supported code editor like Visual Studio Code.
GitHub Copilot: Sorry, the response matched public code so it was blocked. Please rephrase your prompt
You worked on the GitHub Copilot just fine in previous days, and you suddenly noticed that the GitHub Copilot stopped working, and you suspect that it is due to a GitHub Copilot service issue.
In this lecture, we will learn about resources where you can get further help with GitHub Copilot.
Welcome to GitHub Copilot – The Complete Guide Learning from an Expert!
Let’s talk about the hottest topic that everyone, that is your coworkers, friends, and even your mom and dad talk about: AI and machine learning. GitHub Copilot is your peer AI programmer companion who works alongside you as you write codes. GitHub Copilot can be now found in major code editors, and it is also built inside Github dot com itself. According to several studies, GitHub Copilot is known to improve more than 90% of code productivity, and more than million of users around the world now use GitHub Copilot.
So, why would you want to take this course about GitHub Copilot from me?
If you choose to take this course, you will gain the comprehensive GitHub Copilot knowledge that will make you ready to become an enterprise level GitHub Copilot professional. I previously worked at GitHub’s Expert Service team for more than four years delivering technical training and custom workshops to more than 60+ large enterprise customers.
As for the GitHub Copilot, I was the first delivery engineer to deliver GitHub Copilot training to more than twenty different companies, helped to design training materials and resources, presented in many conferences including GitHub Universe, and led many initiatives to mentor and to onboard other delivery engineers and partners.
Whether you're just starting out or aiming to become a professional-level user, this course will guide you step by step to master GitHub Copilot with confidence.
You'll begin by learning how Copilot works and how to set it up across popular editors like Visual Studio Code, JetBrains, Android Studio, Xcode, and more. From there, you'll explore real-world use cases such as unit testing, code refactoring, SQL generation, DevOps automation (GitHub Actions, Terraform, Docker), and even building full-stack apps.
Advanced topics include Copilot Chat, prompt engineering, Model Context Protocol (MCP), Copilot Spaces, and working with Copilot APIs. For business and enterprise users, you'll also learn how to manage seats, monitor usage, and scale Copilot across teams.
Every section includes quizzes and hands-on assignments to reinforce what you’ve learned and help you apply it right away.
Finally, you will also get expert guidance on preparing for the GitHub Copilot Certification, with sample questions to boost your confidence.
Join today and unlock your full potential as a GitHub Copilot power user—ready to work at a professional or enterprise level!