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Re @github 4. GitHub Copilot is Like a Second Brain 🤓
Copilot making it easy to format lists, HTML tags, style mouse events via CSS despite typos in requests. 🧑‍💻 https://t.co/HtYgx0EEbg

https://twitter.com/code/status/1628530626734301184

Re @github 3. Copilot for Documentation 🧑🏽‍✈️
Watch how Copilot can facilitate writing 📝 documentation & comments after interpreting code in your environment. https://t.co/ueUJfR7gwx

https://twitter.com/code/status/1628530620594008064

Re @github 2. Copilot Answers Q&A 🙋🏾‍♀️
Have a conversation with Copilot using Q & A format for responses about git commands/remotes/file managment among other questions 🧐 https://t.co/6fhPkG2BjC

https://twitter.com/code/status/1628530618354085888

Re @github 1. Watch Copilot Explain Code Like a Human! 🙆
See the various ways Copilot labs explains your code like a person would. 👏 https://t.co/Z9QewDtguZ

https://twitter.com/code/status/1628530616135217153

Have you tried @github Copilot yet? What do you think?
Here are just a few of the ways that we found Copilot useful...🧵

https://twitter.com/code/status/1628530615116091398

#ICYMI Be sure to check out our latest livestream with @burkeholland and @notesofbarry.They demo how easy #vscode makes it to learn and use #COBOL and #RPGLE on #IBMi with language integration, #debugging and sandbox mode! Watch it here 📽️
https://youtube.com/live/SvTZoFa5UO8

https://twitter.com/code/status/1628493660458196993

⏳ We're going live in 10 minutes. We're talking about next level #COBOL and #RPGLE dev with #vscode with @notesofbarry today. Join us and bring your questions for Liam! 🎥
https://youtube.com/live/SvTZoFa5UO8

https://twitter.com/code/status/1626247537693687808

RT Databricks
This #ValentinesDay, our gift to you is the new VS Code Extension for Databricks ❤️️
Now, developers can write code locally, leveraging the authoring capabilities of the IDE, while connecting to Databricks clusters to run code remotely. Learn more 👇
https://dbricks.co/3jVf98U

https://twitter.com/databricks/status/1625525388481900544

RT Microsoft 365 Developer
Learn how to build and deploy apps for Microsoft Teams using Teams Toolkit for Visual Studio @code.
Get started:
#Microsoft365Dev #TeamsToolkit #VisualStudio
https://msft.it/60125rnTy

https://twitter.com/Microsoft365Dev/status/1625556518627057664

📢 @notesofbarry is back on the #vscode livestream to demo the latest enhancements that make #IBMi access and education more accessible for everyone! Mark your 📅 and join us
🎬
#COBOL #RPGLE
https://aka.ms/code-livestream-page

https://twitter.com/code/status/1624853601465118720

#ICYMI Check out the first 🥳 Release Party 🥳 of 2023! Lots of cool stuff including profiles, accessibility and terminal updates! ▶️
@OliviaGuzzardo @MeganRogge_ @sandy081 @Tyriar
https://youtube.com/live/PCDfH84cvCQ

https://twitter.com/code/status/1624172362076721153

⏳ We're going live in 10 minutes! Join the #Python for #vscode team to talk about how we support the Pythonista developer experience in VS Code,
@pythonvscode @BajoranEngineer
http://vscode.dev/
https://youtube.com/live/lxheR6p1u0A

https://twitter.com/code/status/1624118508026986500

🎈 Release Party 🎈 starts in 10 minutes! Join us for live Q&A with the #vscode and #jupyter teams to discuss highlights from the January 2023 release 🥳
🎬
https://youtube.com/live/PCDfH84cvCQ

https://twitter.com/code/status/1623710819828568067

Re 20. Continue Working On
The Continue Working On feature supports starting in a Git repository in a local window and continuing in a remote window like a GitHub Codespace.

https://twitter.com/code/status/1623465711954698241

Re 19. Auto Indentation with Pylance
When the editor.formatOnType setting is enabled for Python files, Pylance will automatically indent the code as it's typed in, allowing you to focus more on the logic of your code and less on formatting.

https://twitter.com/code/status/1623465708234350592

Re 18. Join Selected Cells
There is a new command Join Selected Cells (kb(notebook.cell.joinSelected)) to merge multiple selected cells into one cell.

https://twitter.com/code/status/1623465706611175426

Re 17. Kernel picker improvements
We continued to improve the MRU (Most Recently Used) kernel picker. It can be enabled by setting notebook.kernelPicker.type to mru.

https://twitter.com/code/status/1623465705042583552

Re 16. Terminal editor file drag and drop support
Terminal editors now support drag and drop specifically while holding Shift to write files to the terminal instead of opening an editor.

https://twitter.com/code/status/1623465703985631233

Re 15. New default keybindings
The Open Detected Link command (⇧⌘O) is the keyboard-accessible way of opening terminal links. The command opens a Quick Pick with all available links in the terminal's viewport.

https://twitter.com/code/status/1623465702865752066

Re 14. Redesigned inline suggestions toolbar
In this milestone, we redesigned the inline suggestions toolbar to make it more compact and easier to use. It features buttons to quickly cycle through alternative suggestions and to accept a suggestion fully or word by word.

https://twitter.com/code/status/1623465701838143488