GitHub Copilot is awesome. It helps you write code.
…but you already knew that.
What about everything around the code?
Requirements. Test plans. Code reviews. Documentation. Design notes.
All the parts of the development workflow that usually get rushed, postponed, or done “just enough.”
In this hands-on workshop, we’ll explore how to use GitHub Copilot for exactly those non-coding tasks by working with custom agents, sub-agents, MCPs, and stored prompts.
We’ll cover:
You’ll leave with ready-to-use prompts and agent configurations that you can share with your team and apply to your own projects the very next day.
You’ve heard a lot about using AI to write code.
Join this workshop to learn how to use it for everything else.
Audience:
Workshop date: Tue 9 or Wed 10 June (This is a one-day workshop)
Speaker(s)
In 1999, Luc van Vugt stepped into the Dynamics 365 Business Central world, training hundreds of developers. After Microsoft acquired Navision, he joined Microsoft’s Dynamics localization team GDL as tester, UA specialist, and project lead. For 6 years, he was closely involved with all successive releases. Since he left Microsoft, he has become an active community member by means of his blog. He is co-founder of Dutch Dynamics Community and a speaker at conferences. For all his community work, Luc has been awarded MS MVP since 2011. In 2014, he co-founded NAV Skills, supporting Dynamics 365 Business Central, at that time still called Dynamics NAV, pros around the globe with, among other things, webinars until 2019. He continued ever since to organize webinars under the flag of Areopa webinars. In 2012, Luc started fluxxus.nl, doing miscellaneous projects, including Dynamics 365 Business Central development courses and workshops on design patterns, and automated testing. Luc is one of the main driving forces on test automation in the Dynamics 365 Business Central community.
Tine Staric is a strategist at Companial, helping Partners around the world develop products of the highest quality. He has been a Dynamics BC developer since 2015, working with end-customers, VARs, and ISVs, delivering support, implementation, localization, and product projects. He leads most developer productivity initiatives at Companial, and is constantly looking for opportunities to eliminate monotonous developer tasks by using modern tools and automation to make room for creative, fun, and high-value development.