The launch of GitHub Copilot

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Launching GitHub Copilot wasn’t just another product launch—it was a shift in how developers interact with AI.

Alyss Noland breaks down the challenges of taking an experimental product from a skunkworks project to a widely adopted tool, while managing internal expectations and developer trust.

Alyss shares what worked, what didn’t, and the lessons that apply to any developer-focused go-to-market strategy. From balancing executive priorities to making pricing decisions with limited data, this conversation is packed with insights for anyone bringing a developer product to market.

See the transcript and more at https://developer.marketing

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