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This is an example of a prompt you can use if you want to write a blog about how to convert a NodeJS API to a .NET API. You can, of course, use this structure for any other topic.
Create an outline for a blog post that guides .NET developers through the process of converting a NodeJS API to a .NET API. The outline should include an introduction, main sections with subsections, and a conclusion. Make sure to cover the following points:
- Reasons to convert from NodeJS to .NET
- Code comparison between NodeJS and .NET
- Step-by-step tutorial
- Final thoughts and next steps
We used Github Copilot Chat within Visual Studio to assist us in converting the old NodeJS API to the C# version. We also used it to generate unit tests, openapi spec (swagger), and documentation based on the code.
Links:
- FauxPilot: Open source, privacy-friendly, host it yourself.
- Codium: Free/Paid
- Tabnine: Free/Paid
- Refact.AI: Free/Paid, Open source, self-hosted, or cloud-hosted, privacy-friendly
More alternatives can be found at: https://alternativeto.net/software/github-copilot
We used ChatGPT to generate a blog outline. But also the email to the sympathetic recruiter 😅.
Link:
- ChatGPT
- Bard: ChatGPT alternative from Google
- Bing Chat: ChatGPT in the Bing search engine
- NoowAI: ChatGPT alternative
- IAsk.AI: Free search engine built with AI
- Chatsonic: ChatGPT alternative with Google Search, chat with your PDF, generate images in chat, and more.
- Auto-GPT: A ChatGPT on steroids, where agents perform various tasks autonomously. AutoGPT is open source.