ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode I spoke with Scott Densmore, VP of engineering at GitHub, focusing on GitHub copilot. Scott shared how GitHub Copilot is being used to make developers more impactful and the successes developers are having with the technology.
Additionally, Scott shares a bit about how GitHub Copilot works and even gives us a forecast of upcoming features and releases.
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David Starr is a Principal Software Development Engineer in the Marketplace FastTrack team at Microsoft. Follow him on LinkedIn.
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