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PortChecker: The console version - Visual Studio Tutorial
From the course: AI-Powered Development: GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio
PortChecker: The console version
- [Presenter] I started with the idea of building a small, developer-focused console tool. So I created this solution called DevUtil, and then I created a C# console application in Visual Studio to prototype in. Next, I asked Copilot Chat for ideas on what kind of dev tools would make for interesting demo. You can see that over here. Maybe something like new get helper or package inspectors or even a simple port scanner. So I got back an answer from Chat about NuGet Package Hygiene Analyzer, and it gave me some code. It told me I could drop this into my repository. And I thought, as part of this conversation, it also mentioned a simple port scanner, which sounded like a better idea. So that's what I went with. It's practical. Network diagnostics often matter when testing services. And it also makes for a compact visual demo that's easy to explain. Of course, there are professional tools that do this at scale, so this…
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Why use generative AI to create anything?2m 48s
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Explore the PortChecker prototype1m 23s
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PortChecker: The console version2m 17s
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PortChecker: The class library3m 41s
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PortChecker: The Windows UI4m 23s
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Kaleidoscope: Failures and frustrations4m 15s
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Ask for help: Use chat to refine app generation2m 6s
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