Vibe Coding with ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, Tabnine & More (Udemy.com)

I'm reviewing this course to see if the company wants to buy more as training for our team. I am seeing the course so far is building up to using AI. I assume it will eventually show the agents do work in vs code. One thing I do notice is some of the data is out of date and needs to be updated. For example, one section goes over Chat GPT 3.5 vs 4 which is not the current version.

Yes. Good intro to AI code tools. I've been taking Ardit's courses in Python for awhile so I was very interested in this. As usual, his explanations are very clear and also engaging.

The author prepared a brilliant course, where brought together the most widely used AI tools, but seams the information was a bit outdated. Anyway, I have obtained some knowledge and this information was useful for me.

I appreciate the detail of comparing and contrasting the different AI technologies used such as General Platforms like Chat GPT or Gemini, and the more specific AI coding extensions within a IDE coding environment such as CoPilot and TabNine (as well as the different Coding platforms such as VS code and PyCharm and more recently Cursor with AI-driven features). My perspectives of AI technologies in coding is more like Hawaii than the Mainland now. Thank you for the detail.

Ardit gives the right advice, a sort of framework, in order to use properly and effective the AI Code assistant. AI it's a tool that increase the productivity, not the developer. Nice course!

Great pace with really good explanations going through the course. The way it is delivered make is easy to follow. The instructor provides great examples and connects everything together, so it all makes perfect sense.

This was a really good introduction on how you can use AI to help develop code. Very good evaluation/comparison of the 3 tools. Was fun to follow along/try the app creation with AI.

Nice introductory course on how to leverage the power of generative AI for writing, understanding or debugging code. It does show which tools to use for that and how to use them. I would have expected a bit more of these: * a more complex example on a real existing project * more about limitations of AI. E.g. show more cases in which the generator does not provide the proper answer and how to verify/avoid that. I did learn new things since I only knew about ChatGPT before this course. Now I know about Cursor, Github Copilot and Tabnine.

Good intro to AI tools, although the real-use case could be more extensive, for example how to beautify the output, the use of tables in a data-centric app, or something like that.

A really good course, helping me to understand the different Ai options available. This will hopefully save me time, misplaced effort and money in the long term.