If you're one of those people or you'd just be happier with a couple more variations on the code snippets that come with Visual Studio, here's how to make that happen. The first step is to open the ...

Studio Bot uses Codey, a new AI model for text-to-code generation announced by Google today that can suggest code as developers type into the editor. It can also generate code from a prompt.

Studio Bot is part of Android Studio, so developers can use it without having to leave the IDE. To use Studio Bot, developers simply type in a question or code snippet, and the bot will generate ...

If they're really just snippets and not actual methods / classes that can be easily reused, you could try just distributing them as code snippets into the IDE (e.g. Visual Studio Code Snippets).

The code snippet will appear right on the search results page itself, which means users will not have to skim through long threads and articles to find the one thing they’re looking for.