Learn how to boost coding efficiency and create educational content using GitHub Copilot, VS Code, and LinkedIn. Starting with a GitHub account and VS Code extensions, follow the step-by-step instructions to leverage Copilot's features for generating code, creating learning curricula (Python, web development, architecture), and brainstorming project structures; no prior experience is necessary.

Watch how to boost coding efficiency and collaborate better on GitHub using VS Code extensions like Copilot, Copilot Edits, and the GitHub PR chat participant. Starting with a free VS Code installation and existing GitHub projects, follow the video's steps to leverage Copilot's AI-powered code suggestions, multi-file editing, intent detection, and image-to-code features for faster development and improved code reviews, dramatically reducing coding time and enhancing collaboration.

Learn how to boost coding efficiency by 20-30% using VS Code keyboard shortcuts and terminal commands. Starting with zero investment beyond a laptop, learn key combinations (like command/control + P, command/control + T, command/control + shift + arrow) to navigate and manipulate code, and master terminal commands (like `touch`, `mkdir`, `rm`, `alias`) to streamline file management and build processes; experiment with VS Code's built-in terminal or explore bash/PowerShell for advanced users, rapidly improving your workflow and coding speed.

Watch how to significantly boost coding speed and efficiency by integrating Vim commands into VS Code using the VS Code Neovim extension and GitHub Copilot. Start by installing the extension, creating a new VS Code profile with minimal UI elements, customizing keyboard shortcuts for optimal workflow, and then using Copilot's step-by-step tutorials to learn Vim commands; a three-week commitment yields a 5-10x speed increase, and resources like Vimtutor and Vim Adventures expedite the learning process.

Learn how to quickly master Python programming for versatile applications in web development, data science, and AI using tools like Django, pandas, and Flask. The video guides beginners through installation, basic concepts, and hands-on projects, emphasizing Python's readability and ease of use while encouraging viewers to join online communities for ongoing support and growth.

Learn how to build and launch an AI-powered code editor using open-source tools like VS Code and Codium, potentially raising $500k-$750k from Y Combinator. The video explains how two content creators forked and modified existing open-source projects, showing how you can start with just basic coding skills and social media presence, though it cautions about potential backlash and legal considerations in the open-source community.

Learn how to leverage GitHub Copilot for infrastructure-as-code projects using Visual Studio Code, Pulumi (with Python), and AWS. The video demonstrates using Copilot for code suggestions, translations (e.g., Terraform to Pulumi), and explanations, while highlighting its limitations due to outdated information and suggesting alternatives like Pulumi AI for more up-to-date solutions.

Learn how to set up a Python development environment in VS Code using Homebrew (Mac) or manual installation (Windows), along with the Python extension, Pylance, and virtual environments. Starting with zero prior experience, you'll learn to install Python, create virtual environments for package management (using pip), and utilize VS Code's debugging tools including breakpoints and variable monitoring within minutes, using free tools and resources.

Learn how to boost coding productivity using the free AI code completion tool, Codium, within IntelliJ IDEA, VS Code, and other IDEs. The video demonstrates Codium's features, including code prediction, explanation, refactoring (using a chat interface similar to GitHub Copilot), and customization options for different programming languages and models.

Learn how to integrate the ChatGPT desktop app with VS Code and other applications for enhanced coding efficiency. The tutorial demonstrates using the ChatGPT desktop app's "Work with Apps" setting and a VS Code extension to interact directly with files, rename elements, and leverage AI for contextual code suggestions and modifications.

Discover how to build scalable web applications using Wick Studio, a platform that combines the ease of no-code builders with the power of custom web development, leveraging Visual Studio code-like features and JavaScript functionality. Get started by creating a free account on Wick Studio, building your site from a blank canvas, and utilizing its drag-and-drop interface, JavaScript-based web application features, and seamless GitHub integration to create complex web applications with custom backends, databases, and animations, even using AI-powered tools to streamline the process.

Learn how to access and code on your work computer remotely using VS Code Remote Tunnels, even from an iPad or other device. Starting with a free VS Code extension and a GitHub account, you can securely connect to your remote host, make code changes, and see those changes reflected instantly, all without needing to physically be at your office; this method is great for corporate environments and working from anywhere.