GitHub Copilot Extensions: Creating a VS Code Copilot Extension
In the first post of this series, we introduced GitHub Copilot Extensions and discussed the two types of extensions. Client side and server side extensions.
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GitHub Copilot Extensions
On September 17, GitHub announced the public preview of GitHub Copilot Extensions, enabling developers to extend Copilot's capabilities by creating and insta...
GitHub Codespaces: Developing GUI Applications 3/3
Third post of a series of three about running GUI applications on GitHub Codespaces.
GitHub Codespaces: Developing GUI Applications 2/3
Second post of a series of three about running GUI applications on GitHub Codespaces.
GitHub Codespaces: Developing GUI Applications 1/3
GitHub Codespaces allows you to develop in the cloud, with a fully featured development environment that is spun up in seconds. It is a great way to develop ...
GitHub Actions: Accessing content from other repositories 2/2
In the first post of this series I discussed how to access content from other repositories using the actions/checkout and the different authentication method...
GitHub Actions: Accessing content from other repositories 1/2
By default, GitHub Actions only allows access to the current repository. However, there are scenarios where you need to access content from other repositorie...
How to add user enabled feature flags to your Azure DevOps Extensions
Azure DevOps is quite an extensible product product; you can develop your extensions that can be used privately on your organization or made publicly availab...
Blog Migration
I've decided many months ago to migrate my blog from WordPress to jekyll.
VSTS: Collect Telemetry for build and release tasks using Application Insights
Developers of extensions for Visual Studio Team Services (or Team Foundation Server) tend to use Application Insights to collect telemetry about their extens...