#github copilot

⚠️ This blog post was created with the help of AI tools. Yes, I used a bit of magic from language models to organize my thoughts and automate the boring parts, but the geeky fun and the 🤖 in C# are 100% mine. Hi! For a long time, many of us used GitHub Copilot as if it were unlimited magic: autocomplete, chat, agent mode, code review, increasingly powerful models, massive context, and…

Visual Studio Code (VS Code) se ha consolidado como una herramienta indispensable en el arsenal de cualquier desarrollador, desde ingenieros de software hasta profesionales de DevOps y SRE. Su versatilidad, extensibilidad y rendimiento lo hacen ideal para una amplia gama de tareas. Con cada nueva iteración, Microsoft busca no solo refinar la experiencia, sino también redefinir lo que un entorno…

Choosing between GitHub Copilot vs Cursor AI is the defining developer tooling decision of 2026. Both tools promise to make you write code faster, both use large language models under the hood, and both have passionate advocates. But they are built on fundamentally different philosophies — and that difference matters enormously depending on how you work, what you build, and how your team is…

Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman walked onto the stage in San Francisco on Tuesday and changed the terms of the company’s artificial intelligence strategy. During the opening keynote of Build 2026, he unveiled a family of seven native MAI models, making clear that the world’s largest software vendor is done relying on OpenAI for every breakthrough. The announcement covers the full range of…

When Anthropic launched Claude Code in early 2026 it created an immediate question for every developer already using GitHub Copilot: is it worth switching? Claude Code vs GitHub Copilot is not a simple comparison — these tools have different interaction models, different strengths, and different ideal users. Claude Code spiked to index 100 on Google Trends in February 2026 and has maintained…

⚠️ This blog post was created with the help of AI tools. Yes, I used a bit of magic from language models to organize my thoughts and automate the boring parts, but the geeky fun and the 🤖 in C# are 100% mine. One of the most interesting announcements in the recent VS Code 1.122 release is that Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) models can now be used without signing in to GitHub. VS Code now supports…

⚠️ This blog post was created with the help of AI tools. Yes, I used a bit of magic from language models to organize my thoughts and automate the boring parts, but the geeky fun and the 🤖 in C# are 100% mine. TL;DR This was the final ElBruno.NetAgent experiment: GitHub Copilot CLI + SQUAD using Azure OpenAI GPT-5.5 BYOK against the same app-building challenge I previously tried with CPU-only…