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Kaleidoscope: Failures and frustrations - Visual Studio Tutorial
From the course: AI-Powered Development: GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio
Kaleidoscope: Failures and frustrations
- [Instructor] Nobody likes to admit when they failed, but with Vibe Coding and Copilot Agent, it is easy to ask for something that just doesn't work out. The important part is that every misstep is a learning experience. Spending a few hours or even a day experimenting with Vibe Coding is still worthwhile. You learn what is possible and you learn where the limits are. For this project, I created a solution called BlazorFun, and then this is a Blazor Server project. Now, if you're not familiar with Blazor, there are two models: Blazor Server and Blazor Web Assembly, which is the client side version. Both are viable, but they're suited for different scenarios. So this was my project. It had the standard default files that are part of any Blazor Server project, and I used this with Copilot to generate the app code. Now, what did it generate for me? Well, let's take a look. It ended up putting all of the code, or…
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Why use generative AI to create anything?2m 48s
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Kaleidoscope: Failures and frustrations4m 15s
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