The Sound of Music (1965)
Software development is remarkably like music. You build with fundamentals of variables, control structures, loops and functions. Before you know it you have 'composed' a masterpiece out of basic building-blocks.
If this doesn't inspire singing and dancing through the streets, we at the labs don't know what will.
This song inspire one of our many famous sayings (it's even on our walls!):
"When you have the power to code, special blessings are bestowed!"
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An AI Catch-Phrase Upgrade!
While our original catch phrase is still pertinent, it seemed like we needed another one to include the idea of using AI to help us create even more powerful code.
With that theme in mind, we asked Copilot for some suggestions! Here are a few of them:
- When you know the steps to plan, you can build with any span.
- When you shape the prompt with care, you can code most anywhere.
- When you set the scene just right, you can code both day and night.
- When you find the rhythm true, you can code what’s best for you.
- When you write the code with flair, you can build beyond compare.
- When you learn to code with grace, you can build at any pace.
- When you set the stage to play, you can code in a brand-new way.
- When you learn the S.P.A.R.K. to guide, you can code with AI by your side.
- When you shape the code with care, you can build solutions everywhere.
- When you find the flow to guide, you can code with AI by your side.
- When you craft the words to say, you can code in a brand-new way.
- When you set the stage to write, you can code both day and night.
- When you know the steps to take, you can code with no mistake.
- When you blend your mind with machine, you can build what’s yet unseen
Perhaps Copilot should'nt quit his day joy anytime soon, but we did find one we liked and added our own twist:
"Collaborate with your machine, then code what is yet unseen!"
Tech Tools Guru with Copilot's help
We also liked the one above, highlighted in red.
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