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Promotion of the book 'GitHub Copilot and AI Coding Tools in Practice' by Nick Wienholt, which covers practical use of generative AI coding tools for software development across the full lifecycle.
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Amazon | GitHub Copilot and AI Coding Tools in Practice: Accelerate AI Adoption from Individual Developers to Enterprise | Wienholt, Nick | Software Development
Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0FF979LBV?tag=jplinktagdefault-22&geniuslink=true Learn the current state of generative AI coding tools like GitHub Copilot, what the underlying models mean, and how to use them across the full development life-cycle. Look ahead to the near future of AI-generated software and understand how software developers can stay relevant in the industry.
Many companies have predicted that human coders will soon be redundant due to AI-generated code, but there is a big gap between the expectations and what is actually happening on the ground. A closer look at the current state of the tools and research in this area will offer realism and guidance to developers worried regarding redundancy.
Close the gap between hype and practical applications by receiving context and clear technical information on usage, understanding, and deployment of these tools.
What You Will Learn:
- How to use coding and software AI tools
- How software AI tools work
- How software AI tools fit in an industry context
- How to use AI tools across the SDLC – it’s more than just faster coding
Who This Book is For
All software industry participants interested in mastering AI-generated code.
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