Deploy a basic .NET C# core bot created using Bot Framework SDK to Azure. We will use Visual Studio for deploying the bot to Azure. This is one way of deployment.
Deploy a Basic .NET Core Bot to Azure using Visual Studio | Microsoft Bot Framework
Connect Azure Bot to Google Assistant | Configure Google Actions | Part 1
The Google adapter supports connecting to Actions on Google (the conversations webhook) or via DialogFlow. It is recommended to use Actions on Google if possible.
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Connect Azure Bot to Google Assistant Action Channel | Prepare your Code
Connect Microsoft Bot Framework Azure Bot to Google Assistant Action as a channel. We will use Actions SDK and DialogFlow Adapter for Bot Builder v4 .NET SDK.
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Get Today’s Date and Format Date using Power Automate Microsoft Flow
Get today's date and format date to 'dd-MM-yyyy' format using Power Automate Microsoft Flow (MS Flow). Initialize a new string variable with name todaysDate.
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Split String and Get First & Last Element using UiPath
Split a string and get the first and the last element using the UiPath. This is helpful in directly splitting a string using a single char and get the value.
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Convert String to JSON using Power Automate Microsoft Flow | Work with Parse JSON
Convert a string having the JSON content to JSON object using Power Automate Microsoft Flow (MS Flow). We will work with the JSON Object and not the JSON Array.
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How to Convert JSON Array to JSON Object in .NET C#?
Convert JSON Array to JSON Object using the .NET C#. Helpful in parsing the API response that comes as a JSON Array. You can get the value using the keys.
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Clone GitHub Repository from Visual Studio
Clone your code from the created repository in GitHub using Visual Studio. GitHub is a code hosting platform for version control and collaboration.
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How to Use Not Condition in UiPath?
Not operator performs logical negation on Boolean expression. We will see how to use this Not operator in UiPath. It is a Visual Basic (VB) operator.
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Using When Condition in Adaptive Card
If $when condition is true, then only Adaptive Card JSON element will be shown to the user else it will not be shown. Use $when property to drop an element.
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