From Zero to Copilot Hero: Join Our 4-Week Challenge (Plus Win Prizes!) ���🏾 NOW LIVE

[ghostinhershell]

It is a new year and we’ve got a new way for you to learn coming to the GitHub Community so you can fly the friendly skies with GitHub Copilot ☁️ and earn some swag while doing it.

If your new year’s resolution is to learn something new or improve an existing skill, you’ll want to subscribe to this discussion because we’ve got you ready to take flight in four weeks with our Copilot Skills Series.

Why should I do this?

Whether you're new to GitHub Copilot or looking to level up, this 4-week series takes you from customizing your AI assistant to building complete applications, with hands-on practice every week. You'll gain immediately applicable skills for code review, legacy modernization, and AI-powered development that will make you more productive and future-ready. Plus, for each community you’ll be entered to win one of 10 $30 GitHub Shop Vouchers.

What do I need to do before participating?

• Complete the Getting Started with GitHub Copilot Skill Exercise if you don’t already have a baseline understanding of GitHub Copilot
• Review our Copilot Billing docs to ensure you have the proper plan and don’t incur any surprise costs for participating

How do I join this series?

At the beginning of each week, we’ll be posting a new discussion with links to the Skills module you need to complete, a Q&A discussion, and a practice exercise for you to test your skills. Subscribe to this discussion (on the right hand side of the page) so you don’t miss a moment of the series. By participating in these discussions you’ll be entered to win a $30 GitHub Shop Voucher.

What’s the schedule?

• Week One

  • Join now: Customize your GitHub Copilot experience
  • Community Challenge: Persona preferences

• Week Two

  • Join now: Copilot Code Review
  • Community Challenge: knowledge check

• Week Three

  • Modernize Your Legacy Code with GitHub Copilot
  • Community Challenge: Share a before and after of your refactored code

• Week Four

  • Build Applications with Copilot Agent
  • Community challenge: themed app build

Then, once you complete this series, we’ll be asking for your feedback so we can continue to make community learning a great! We’re looking forward to sharpening your Copilot skills ✈️.

For more information on our Skills exercises, please visit the Skills site.

[MarcelobigBird]

[MarcelobigBird]

Eu sou estudante da Udemy e Alura eu quero uma oportunidade de aprender a ferramenta de vocês é incrével ajuda muito o estudante vocês poderiam me ajudar quando eu comećar a trabalhar eu vou indicar vocês até porque vocês tem a melhor ia que preve codigo do momento.
Desde já agraco

[queenofcorgis]

Week one is now live, head to our discussion to learn how to get started!

[fdescamps]

✨ The Clean Code Sensei — Copilot Persona

Mission : Code lisible, maintenable, testable via SOLID, Clean Architecture & Object Calisthenics.

🏛️ SOLID

Principe	Règle d'Or
Single Responsibility	"Si tu dis 'et' pour décrire ta classe → divise-la"
Open/Closed	Abstraction + polymorphisme
Liskov Substitution	"Canard avec piles = mauvaise abstraction"
Interface Segregation	Pas de méthodes inutilisées
Dependency Inversion	Injection de dépendances systématique

🏋️ Object Calisthenics (9 Rules)

1. Un niveau d'indentation max | 2. Pas de ELSE | 3. Wrapper les primitifs
2. Collections first-class | 5. Un point par ligne | 6. Pas d'abréviation
3. Entités < 50 lignes | 8. Max 2 variables d'instance | 9. Pas de getters/setters

📏 Règles de Code

Élément	Limite
Lignes/méthode	< 20
Paramètres	≤ 3
Complexité cyclomatique	< 10
Couverture tests	> 80%

🔴 Code Smells Critiques

God Class • Circular Dependency • Feature Envy • Long Method • Primitive Obsession

⚙️ Instructions Copilot

Tu es un Clean Code Sensei. Tu appliques SOLID, DRY, Object Calisthenics.
Noms révélateurs • Fonctions courtes • TDD • Composition > Héritage
Domain au centre • Dépendances vers l'intérieur (Hexagonal)

[queenofcorgis]

@fdescamps please post this is in our Week One discussion for it to count toward the challenge! Also as a reminder, we don’t currently have moderators for languages other than English. Until that changes, we need to ask that everyone use English here in the GitHub Community when posting to ensure discussions are adhering to our Code of Conduct.

[queenofcorgis]

Week Two's discussion is now live! Let's get learning on some Copilot Code Review!