Master agentic coding, MCP, Agent Mode & prompt engineering. Prepare for the GH-300 GitHub Copilot Certification
InstructorAlex Dan • 300K+ Students
Free
FreeInstructional paths are organized by language, covering JavaScript/TypeScript with Express, Python, Java with Spring, and React application setup.
The course utilizes real-world examples to demonstrate integrating Copilot into everyday coding workflows and testing processes.
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This frame demonstrates the GitHub Copilot Chat interface within Visual Studio Code, highlighting how developers can interact with AI assistance while editing TypeScript unit tests.
This image shows a developer using GitHub Copilot to debug asynchronous function errors in TypeScript, highlighting how the AI assistant analyzes code context.
This image shows a Visual Studio Code editor displaying a diff view where GitHub Copilot has generated a new switch case for handling token routes within a TypeScript server file.
This frame demonstrates using natural language prompts within the VS Code editor to generate specific code structures, such as adding new cases to a switch statement.
The explanations are easy to follow and the structure is logical for getting started with AI-assisted development.
Advanced features like MCP and Agent Mode are sometimes presented via basic examples rather than the deep technical exploration expected for these topics. One signal suggests that certain content may not align with current versions; however, these reviews predated the displayed June 2026 update, so the update label does not prove a correction has occurred.
One signal suggests the CLI content and specific IDE interfaces may not align with current versions. Note that these reviews predated the displayed June 2026 update, so the update label does not prove a correction has occurred.
The curriculum aligns well with multi-language developers, though it may be challenging for those without any programming background.