Introduction to AI Tools for Coders and Programmers

Explore how to use ChatGPT for programming, from openai.com setup to building web apps with API calls, React components, and debugging JavaScript.

Get started with ChatGPT via OpenAI pages and the API playground, explore system prompts, and see how to build a to-do list app in React JS.

Explore how to use ChatGPT to assist with API calls and CRUD operations in a Node.js app, integrating Json placeholder, Express, and node-fetch for context and debugging.

Debug errors with ChatGPT by guiding code fixes for a local environment and running an express server that serves /posts on localhost:3000 and fetches data for a React component.

Learn to build a React.js front end with Axios and ChatGPT to perform an API call and render posts using a post list component from a local server.

Learn how ChatGPT for programmers uses OpenAI's GPT, playgrounds, and API calls to debug code and build a React component that fetches data and bypasses CORS with middleware.

Discover GitHub Copilot, a VS Code extension that provides code completions and natural language support for web developers; install, sign in, and scaffold an Express.js server.

Install the GitHub Copilot extension for VS Code, log in, and restart to enable live code suggestions, then use prompts and control enter to generate examples.

Create a data.js file with an array of famous people (id, title, name, bio, birth, death) exported and imported for use in a GitHub Copilot–assisted project.

Use GitHub Copilot to spin up an Express.js server with middleware, serve starter data at /data, and prepare a static index.html for a full stack app.

Build a static website served by an Express.js server using GitHub Copilot, with an index.html that fetches data and renders each object’s name, title, and bio.

Explore GitHub Copilot for programmers, from installing the VS Code extension to generating starter data with NLP, serving it with Express.js, and rendering a static site in the browser.

Explore Tab Nine, an AI programming assistant that integrates with editors like VS Code to provide context-aware code completions, learn from your codebase, and offer project-specific, cross-language suggestions.

Learn to set up tab nine in VS Code, sign in, and use the tab nine assistant for code suggestions, exploring starter options and differences from GitHub Copilot.

Learn how to use Tabnine with Jest to write JavaScript unit tests, set up a Node.js project, export a factorial function, and validate cases like 0, 1, and 5.

Learn to use Tabnine to autocomplete and accelerate coding while spinning up an Express server, defining JSON endpoints, and testing with Jest and SuperTest.

Explore Tabnine's AI programming tool, its VS Code extension, and the starter vs pro features. Compare Tabnine with GitHub Copilot and review unit testing in JavaScript, Express.js, and NodeJS middleware.

Discover Sourcegraph, an AI powered code intelligence tool for large code bases, offering intelligent search, navigation, and contextual information.

Set up Sourcegraph in VS Code with the Cody extension, authenticate with an API token, and explore code explanation, code smell checks, and unit test generation for an existing repository.

Explore Source Graph Cody features for programmers, including one-click code explanations across multiple files, recipes, and cross-file references that enhance debugging and standardize error handling in large code bases.

Explore Sourcegraph's smell code feature to identify code smells and sql injection risks, with ai-driven fixes for error handling and efficient queries.

Generate unit tests for server routes using Sourcegraph's AI capabilities, including creating tests with super test, validating route responses, and exploring test coverage ideas.

Explore Sourcegraph Cody in the VS Code IDE to explain, smell, and generate unit tests for large codebases, using API tokens and recipes for reliable code.