Posted Monday at 01:00 PM5 days Welcome back to season two of GitHub for Beginners, a series designed to help you navigate GitHub more confidently! So far, we’ve explored how to use GitHub Copilot and some of its essential features. Today, we will be learning all about large language models (LLMs) and the basics of prompt engineering.LLMs are powerful, and the way we interact with them via prompts matters. For example, have you ever tried asking an LLM a question, but it can’t really figure out what you’re trying to ask? Understanding the power of prompts (and the limitations that come with them) can help you become even more productive.In this post, we’ll explore:How LLMs work and how prompts are processed.How to engineer the most effective prompts.How to troubleshoot prompts when we don’t get the outcomes we want.For all demos in this series, we use GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code.Copilot is available in other IDEs, but the available functionality may vary depending on your environment. Learn more about supported IDEs >Let’s get started! ...The GitHub BlogGitHub for Beginners: How to get LLMs to do what you wantLearn how to write effective prompts and troubleshoot results in this installment of our GitHub for Beginners series.
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