<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>During a break from university, the individual decided to enhance their development skills by learning new technologies.</li><li>Based on suggestions from ChatGPT, they opted to focus on general development and DevOps instead of fundamental skills.</li><li>They started by learning ES6+ Function in JavaScript and async await in just two days from documentation and YouTube.</li><li>Next, they delved into learning TypeScript from a tutorial by Hitesh Chaudhary on FreeCodeCamp.</li><li>While practicing coding in VScode, they noticed that Copilot's auto-completion feature was completing their code automatically when naming functions.</li><li>Although auto-completion generally helps, in this case, the individual found it counter-productive as it hindered their learning process by not allowing them time to think and understand the concepts.</li><li>The advice given is to disable Copilot's auto-completion feature while learning. Instead, utilize Copilot for asking questions and clarifying doubts, which can enhance the learning process.</li></ul>

My Typescript Journey and effect of Copilot auto-completion

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