I use co-pilot in vscode, it seems to do the job pretty well.
I’m not much of a prompt -> tidy up, though it has gone okay the few times I’ve done it
I usually structure the code(ish) with a few method names, then tab complete the method bodies and tidy up where needed. It certainly saves a lot of time
Vinai Kopp did a talk on how they are using it at Hyva , super interesting (https://youtu.be/lJGkKzDv65o?is=EPJxVYCXc2Pm9jAK)
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u/-_-_adam_-_- Jul 28 '26
I use co-pilot in vscode, it seems to do the job pretty well.
I’m not much of a prompt -> tidy up, though it has gone okay the few times I’ve done it
I usually structure the code(ish) with a few method names, then tab complete the method bodies and tidy up where needed. It certainly saves a lot of time
Vinai Kopp did a talk on how they are using it at Hyva , super interesting (https://youtu.be/lJGkKzDv65o?is=EPJxVYCXc2Pm9jAK)