More than 6000 people from around the world have gathered in Seattle since May 6, waiting for Microsoft to share its annual insights.
In his speech at the Microsoft Build 2019 conference, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella (Satya Nadella) sent a clear message to developers present: Microsoft will remain open.
Microsoft Build conference released a number of products and services, of which I think the two artifacts are undoubtedly Windows Terminal and IntelliCode.
Windows Terminal
Windows Terminal is a new command line application that provides multiple tags, split windows, keyboard shortcuts, complete Unicode character support, and more.
A change in the "heavy sense of history" modeling, the style has become diverse and rich and new features. Use it to bid farewell to the command line of black and white characters on the windows system.
It is designed to be the central location for accessing environments such as PowerShell,cmd.exe and Windows subsystem Linux (WSL). Microsoft is adding multiple tab support and theme customization for developers who want to adjust terminal applications.
Windows Terminal also supports emoji and GPU-based text rendering, providing many new features and personalization compared to the old command-line tool, designed to improve the development environment on Windows.
Microsoft has moved the project to Github, with more than 4000 stars in just a few hours, and the number is still rising rapidly. Six hours after Microsoft officially announced it, it made it to No. 1 on the GitHub trend list.
GitHub links:
https://github.com/microsoft/Terminal
The tool is still in the process of improvement and optimization, and the Windows Store will release a preview of Terminal and a stable version of Terminal 1.0 in mid-June, which will be released this winter.
IntelliCode
Microsoft held an online press conference on April 4, officially released Visual Studio 2019, and open download, there will be more refactoring, navigation, Debug debugging, faster loading, faster compilation efficiency, and more collaboration and intelligence.
Such as Live Share remote real-time collaboration, IntelliCode AI auxiliary code completion.
What we're going to talk about today is IntelliCode, which is a code recommendation analyzed by Microsoft based on its acquisition of more than 100 stars on GitHub.
IntelliCode generates recommendations by using machine learning models trained in thousands of common code bases and becomes more accurate as you write code. It gives programming advice based on context, rather than simply recommending API by alphabetical order.
After learning this data, AI can give intelligent advice on how to complete the code, know how to contact the context, and have the ability to find duplicate edits to the (Repeated Edits).
IntelliCode currently only supports C # code in Visual Studio 2017 and will be extended to other languages in the future.
After reading here, are you a little happy, it will be much easier to write code in the future.
AI intelligence is growing faster and faster, and sometimes I'm really worried about being replaced by AI.
AI is about to learn to write code. Are you panicking, programmer?