Visual Studio IntelliCode

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Visual Studio IntelliCode brings the wisdom of your coding community to your aid right inside your development environment, delivering context-sensitive machine-learning assisted recommendations in your code editor, and soon delivering PROSE-based tools to discover cases where you may have missed a refactoring when making repeated edits, as you edit. Mark, Shengyu and Gustavo will demonstrate these capabilities and explain how they have been developed.

See more at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/video/visual-studio-intellicode/



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