The role of a developer has never been more challenging. Developers are required to deliver high-quality results quickly and efficiently, with increasingly complex codebases and requirements. Leveraging generative AI offers a path forward, automating tasks from QA to documentation, freeing developers to focus on more creative, high-value work.
This 3-course series, led by Laurence Moroney, Chief AI Scientist at VisionWorks Studios and former AI lead at Google, will teach you how to leverage generative AI in software development, helping you gain the knowledge and intuition to use various generative AI tools effectively.
This pre-enrollment is shady as back alley deal. This suggests the enrollment process feels untrustworthy and underhanded, like a sketchy transaction happening in a questionable location (claude-3-haiku-20240307).
If I miss the email on 25th of September, then on 10th of October I will start to be charged $50. If I go missing or in hospital, will the Coursera just deplete my balance over coming months? Very puzzling.
I’m a student and I have neither credit or debit cards with me. But, I’m very much interested to take this course. Could you please help me to audit this course for free?
Analyze code for efficiency, security, and performance using an LLM
Work with an LLM to iteratively modify and improve existing code
Partner with an LLM to write production-ready code
Does this LLM really study the codebase? Like 1Gb of Ruby code in GitLab? I can not really write production code for it, because with dynamism of Ruby and so much stuff to learn, I don’t really know what may go wrong.
Thanks for your question. This course does not specify one LLM to be used. Even though the lectures will use GPT-3.5 or GPT-4, you will be encouraged to use any LLM you feel comfortable with (we will also provide an access to an LLM via Coursera, so you can go through the course.
The aim of this course is to help you understand how to better use an LLM as a pair programmer. Even though it 1 GB of code may be too much for an LLM to parse, you can still make it help coding by asking it the right questions, doing the correct interactions and providing the necessary informations.
I hope this answers your question. Let me know if you have any further doubts.
@lucas.coutinho unfortunately, no, it doesn’t answer. ) Let’s give you the real example - if you can record video how, using information from the course, LLM paired with human solves it, I will be interested to subscribe.
Here is the link to the real issue in open source (MIT) project and below my description.
*** Teh problem ***
So GitLab pages is a static hosting for content committed to public GitLab repository. You even may commit markdown and it will use some engine to convert it to HTML and publish. But if something goes wrong, and web site is not published, there is no information, no logs, like in standard CI/CD pipelines that show what was happening, and what went wrong.
*** Teh proposal ***
Move custom Ruby (hacks?) that publish pages stuff from GitLab core, into standard CI/CD component.
*** Teh problem with teh proposal ***
GitLab folks don’t know how the pages deployment code works. The have money, but don’t have time to investigate. I don’t have money, but I don’t have enough brain parameters to investigate too.
*** Teh prompt ***
Please show me how GitLab pages codes work, modify it to prove you’re right, and make a review deployment on Gitpod to demostrate and click thru it. Then, move the code into CI/CD component without losing functionality. I can help you.
