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Using GitHub Copilot Agent Mode to vibe code a Python shooting game

For about a year now, I’ve been teaching a lot on GitHub Copilot as part of my Microsoft role. Our program offers 2 different learning paths, one created by the Microsoft Content developers, AZ-2007, and the other one is managed by GitHub Content team, known as GH-300. If you know my approach to teaching tech a bit, which a learner in my class lately called inspiring through technology, it means I’m trying to explain as much as possible through compelling, live demos.

Using GitHub Copilot Agent Mode to transform ARM templates to BICEP

Over the last few months, I’ve been working on an exciting project for our Microsoft Technical Trainer team, known as “Trainer-Demo-Deploy”, a catalog of Azure end-to-end demo scenarios, available as an Open-Source project. While we managed to get about 50 templates live, there can never be enough scenarios to integrate into your Azure classes or POC activities if you ask me. One of the challenging tasks in the project is not only coming up with demo ideas, but also creating the actual artifacts, such as Azure templates with Bicep, sample apps and sample data.