Course Overview
This isn't your typical Udemy course. That's one thing I can assure you.
A Better Way to Learn
In this course, you won't find any long PowerPoint presentations or teleprompter driven lectures that put you to sleep. That's a promise.
I've always believed that training has to be project driven, and that the best learning happens when a developer gets hands on experience with the tools, technologies and APIs they have to master.
I have also always believed that conversations are better than slideshows, and that the mantra that shapes this entire course.
What This Course Covers
So what do we cover in this course?
Quite frankly, we'll cover everything a Java developer needs to know to become both capable and confident with GitHub Copilot and the broader ecosystem of Java frameworks and MCP tools that empower modern, enterprise software developers.
You'll learn about how GitHub Copilot works, how to effectively structure your LLM-driven projects in IntelliJ, and you'll learn how to architect and design modern applications so you can get the most out of AI-enabled tools.
What You Will Build and Learn
This is a hands-on masterclass packed with practical topics, tasks, and real projects. Here's a non-exhaustive list of the tools, technologies and frameworks covered in this course, along with the projects that drive that learning:
GitHub Copilot Fundamentals
How to install GitHub Copilot in IntelliJ and get up and running fast
How to use Ask, Agent, and Planning modes to work more effectively as a Java developer
How to use inline suggestions, edits, and guided prompting to write code faster
How to explain code, fix bugs, and generate tests with Copilot
How to build practical starter projects like a Snake game and a JavaFX app
Spring, Quarkus, Micronaut and Jakarta EE Development
How to build Spring Boot RESTful APIs with GitHub Copilot
How to steer Copilot with prompt artefacts for better results
How to push your LLM toward Java 25 features and modern coding practices
How to fix common problems like devtools reload issues, port conflicts, and logging challenges
How to improve application setup and workflow in real development scenarios
Skills, Instructions, and Reusable Guidance
How to create skill files that improve the quality of Copilot’s generated code
How to teach your LLM stronger RESTful API and enterprise Java practices
How to build global skills for persistence, deployment, and reusable development patterns
How to create Java 25 and Jakarta EE instruction files
How to dramatically improve Copilot output with better guidance
Custom Agents and Smarter AI Workflows
How to understand custom agents and where they fit into software development
How to build projects using agent-based workflows
How to design handoffs between agents with different responsibilities
How to use memorable agent examples like the Cautious Captain, Planning Pirate, and Building Buccaneer
How to use advanced Copilot workflows on more complex applications
MCP, Chrome DevTools, Jira Connectivity and the Copilot CLI
How to use Model Context Protocol to expand what GitHub Copilot can do
How to connect MCP servers to IntelliJ, Chrome DevTools, and Jira
How to audit websites for performance, SEO, accessibility, and vulnerabilities with MCP tools
How to use the GitHub Copilot CLI from the command line
How to build, review, ship, and manage code from the terminal with Copilot support
What This Course Will Do for You
This masterclass will not teach you everything there is to know about GitHub Copilot. No course can, especially given how quickly the AI-augmented, coding landscape is changing.
What this GitHub Copilot Masterclass will do is teach you everything you need to know to understand and explore GitHub Copilot with confidence, competence, and credibility, even as the AI landscape changes and grows.
The GitHub Copilot Masterclass that Every Java Developer needs
This course is built for Java developers who want to move into the AI space and do it the right way.
It is designed to help you get started, keep progressing, and maintain the pace of learning required to stay current with the rapid changes happening across the Java, Copilot, machine learning, and Agentic AI space.
If you want a practical, project-driven course that helps you build real skills, and maybe even have a bit of fun while doing it, this course is made for you.
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Course curriculum
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Introduction to the GitHub Copilot Masterclass for Enterprise Java Developers
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How to Install GitHub Copilot in IntelliJ and Smoke Test with a Snake Game
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Build Your First Java Project with GitHub Copilot's Ask, Agent & Planning Modes
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From Ghost Code to Inline Editing - How to Write Code with GitHub Copilot
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Explain, Fix and Setup Tests with Built-In GitHub Copilot Prompts
579 Xem trước -
Build an Interactive JavaFX App with GitHub Copilot in Less Than 5 Minutes
505 Xem trước
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Introduction to the Poorly RESTed API Project
112 Xem trước -
Creating the Poorly RESTed API with GitHub Copilot
214 Xem trước -
Prompting Your LLM to Use Java 25 Idioms and Features
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Getting Spring Boot DevTools to Chill with Copilot's Prompt Artefact
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Resolving Port Conflicts & Improving Logging with Tim Horton & Mario Lemieux
579 -
Wave Your Spring Boot Banner with the Copilot's Global Prompt Artefact
322
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What is a Copilot Skill? Building a Quick Quarkus Project
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Teaching Your LLM all about Roy Fielding's, RESTful API, PhD Dissertation
303 -
Building a Better RESTful API by Invoking a GitHub Copilot Skill
380 -
How to Create Global Skills: Improved Persistence & App Server Deployment Skills
468 -
Build a Windows Native .exe and GraalVM Image with Copilot in only 10 minutes!
588
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An Introduction to GitHub Copilot Instruction Files
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Create a Full-Stack, Java Web Application *without* a Copilot Instructions File
380 -
Create a GitHub Copilot Instructions File
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Building a Java 25 Development Instructions File
264 -
Building a Jakarta EE Instructions File
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Rebuilding the Enterprise Java Application with Proper Instructions
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Digging into the Jakarta EE App built with the H2 Database and Open Liberty
1666
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Why Do We Need Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
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Configuring Your First MCP Server || Detecting Server Vulnerabilities
305 -
Model Context Protocol for Web Developers || Working with Chrome DevTools
125 -
Easily Auditing Website Performance, SEO & Accessibility with MCP Tools
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Configuring Jira's MCP Server with IntelliJ
335 -
Developer-Free Java, Python & TS Dev with Jira, MCP, IntelliJ & GitHub Copilot
671
Requirment
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The only prerequisite is a love of programming, an IDE that supports GitHub Copilot and a bit of knowledge of Java.
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A passion for solving puzzles, fixing problems and creative thinking will go a long way as well.
Outcomes
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Transform IntelliJ into a fully AI-powered Java development environment
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Speed up project setup, architecture, and coding across Spring Boot, Quarkus, and Jakarta EE
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Generate cleaner, more useful code by steering Copilot with better prompts, prompt artefacts, skill files, and instruction files
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Extend AI-assisted development beyond the IDE with the GitHub Copilot CLI
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Design and build microservices with Quarkus APIs and build native executables with GraalVM
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Push Copilot toward modern Java 25+ idioms and stronger enterprise Java development practices
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Create reusable Copilot skill files that teach your LLM how you want applications designed and implemented
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Build instruction files that dramatically improve the consistency, quality, and architecture of generated code
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Accelerate full-stack application development by guiding Copilot through backend, frontend, configuration, and persistence tasks
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Create and use custom agents to break complex software work into smarter, more manageable development flows
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Configure and connect MCP servers so GitHub Copilot can work with tools like Jira, Chrome DevTools, and IntelliJ in more powerful ways
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Build enterprise Java applications dramatically faster by combining Copilot with a practical enterprise development workflow
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Eliminate common development slowdowns like configuration mistakes, port conflicts, and logging confusion
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Speed up project setup, architecture, and coding across Spring Boot, Quarkus, and Jakarta EE
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