Open beingminimal opened 2 months ago
All of these mentioned benefits are dependent on the AI to produce quality code. You're also only mentioned the pros of such an implementation, but what about the cons?
All of these mentioned benefits are dependent on the AI to produce quality code. You're also only mentioned the pros of such an implementation, but what about the cons?
I think there will not be cons because either way it is going to be helpful to deno developers & community only.
I think there will not be cons because either way it is going to be helpful to deno developers & community only.
What about AI's tendency to hallucinate? To produce bloated code, irrelevant code, or code that it claims should work but doesn't? Is there any metrics to say that the code AI produces is of quality? A con of AI is that it allows new developers to become too reliant on it's output, degrading their problem-solving skills and critical thinking skills. Another con of AI is the security concern. Where people blindly trust the output because it works in the ideal environment not realising it's also exposing their infrastructure to attackers.
I think there will not be cons because either way it is going to be helpful to deno developers & community only.
What about AI's tendency to hallucinate? To produce bloated code, irrelevant code, or code that it claims should work but doesn't? Is there any metrics to say that the code AI produces is of quality? A con of AI is that it allows new developers to become too reliant on it's output, degrading their problem-solving skills and critical thinking skills. Another con of AI is the security concern. Where people blindly trust the output because it works in the ideal environment not realising it's also exposing their infrastructure to attackers.
Please study these copilot extensions first and try to understand the feature request. I understand you are saying this from the prospecting of ai but to ask copilot about deno ecosystem we can make such copilot extensions.
@BlackAsLight i have updated issue description let me know is it clear now or not?
Deno is a rapidly growing JavaScript/TypeScript runtime with a huge and thriving ecosystem. Having a dedicated GitHub Copilot extension for Deno would be immensely helpful for the large and active Deno community.
The copilot extension of deno could provide the following features
Developers can use @deno to learn about server-side JavaScript, generate Deno Deploy assets for local development workflows, or leverage Deno's built-in security features for project analysis.
Deno in GitHub Copilot
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