Microsoft's latest Visual Studio preview facilitates 'vibe coding,' where developers mainly use GitHub Copilot AI to do all the programming in accordance with spoken or typed instructions.

Visual Studio Code 1.100, the latest release of Microsoft’s code editor, has arrived with several upgrades to its AI chat and AI code editing capabilities.

It is currently in open beta and available for all GitHub Copilot individual users across Visual Studio and VS Code.

Microsoft's latest Visual Studio Code update adds custom instructions and reusable prompts for the Chat feature. The April 2025 release also includes better multi-window support.

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Gemini Code Assist, an AI-driven tool, integrates with Visual Studio Code to streamline development by automating repetitive tasks, generating code snippets, and providing intelligent suggestions.

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Copilot Chat, a feature of GitHub's gen AI coding tool Copilot that lets devs ask natural language questions about code, is now generally available.

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Pi App Studio allows pioneers to build apps using natural language. Users need a clear idea and structured input, no code. Apps include everything from custom tools to topic-focused chatbots. Both ...