How to get started NOW with Amazon CodeWhisperer! (VSCode)
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- In this video, we explore the exciting world of AWS CodeWhisperer, an AI-powered code generation tool that promises to revolutionize the way developers write code. AWS CodeWhisperer uses machine learning models trained on vast amounts of code to suggest helpful code snippets and complete entire functions based on the context of your code.
In this demo, we show you how to set up AWS CodeWhisperer in your VS Code, and we walk you through some real-world examples of how this tool can speed up your coding process and help you write better, more efficient code.
Whether you're a seasoned developer or just getting started with coding, AWS CodeWhisperer is a tool you won't want to miss. Watch this video to learn more about how it works and how you can start using it today.
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Love the fact that you tested out the shell commands and see how good it is as no one else would do that! Great vid!
Thanks for the comment CodeTrix! I spend a bunch of the time in the terminal, and most of the time I see people testing out generating code for Python, C#, Java, etc. in these Code AI tool videos, so I wanted to see how it would work for terminal work as well.
Anything else you'd like to see specifically?
Nicely done summary!
Thanks Lynn! Good to see you!
People need to use larger fonts when creating videos when showing code or text. Some of us are using small monitors and laptops with small screens.
Thanks for the feedback Henderson! Will definitely improve this in future videos.
bro. zoom in. Can't see shit
Thanks for the feedback, Nikhil! Will improve this in future videos!
@@JarrettCoggin higher contrast would help too
Hey Nick, thanks for the great idea! Will definitely incorporate this as well!
I'm trying the codewhisper today, and feeling it is not close what I was thinking of it. I had chatGPT here.
Hey Ravi, thanks for the comment! If I’m understanding your comment correctly, I feel the same way. The productivity boost from having the tool baked into the IDE isn’t enough if the AI model (codewhisperer) isn’t comparable in quality.
I’ve found that I still save time by working with ChatGPT and doing the copy-paste dance rather than trying to get codewhisperer to work directly in VSCode. The quality of response is just better with ChatGPT at this point in time for me personally.
I think the more interesting comparison would GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT because I think there’s enough there with Copilot that I could feasibly make the switch, but I just haven’t tried it yet.