Github Universe 2023 keynote

Keynote

Github universe keynote by Thomas Dohmke, CEO

Big emphasis on copilot. "Github founded on git. Github refounded on Copilot"

  • 55% faster developers
  • 37k orgs using it

starting point is copilot, vision is Copilot X, 

The keynote Copilot chat demo was impressive. The inline chat and diff view was very cool.

  • I've been using the company Instance of chatgpt and I like the conversational style

Bringing Copilot chat to android and ios github mobile and also other ides such as jetbrains

Upgraded to GPT-4

Copilot integrate to github.com and showed how integrates with PRs. 

  • new icon in PR
  • showed generate tests for PR and added to PR
  • secret scanner

Next presenter talked about "fine tuning" copilot in your github codebase and partner integrations

  • then Accenture cto talked about their use of copilot

CEO of MSFT joins live onstage "we are a platform company"

  • he's an impressive guy, CEO of msft, done amazing for msft
  • turns out MSFT buying github was a genius move (and OpenAI too!)


“one more thing…” on the same stage Steve Jobs introduced the ipad 13 years ago!

wow! powerful keynote....wish I was there in person (had a chance of a ticket but could not get transferred in time unfortunately)

side note: Thomas is super enthusiastic "fly at the speed of their own minds with copilot" (maybe pouring it in a little heavy eh!)




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