Microsoft bot framework is a powerful tool for developers to create chatbots. However, there are some limitations to the Microsoft bot framework.
Microsoft Bot Framework: The limitations you should know about
Connect a Microsoft Azure Bot to Slack Channel
Connect an Azure Bot to Slack Channel. There are two ways to achieve this. The one is using the Azure portal and another one using the Slack adaptor.
Share this:
Deploy a Basic .NET Core Bot to Azure using Visual Studio | Microsoft Bot Framework
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.
Share this:
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.
Share this:
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.
Share this:
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.
Share this:
Automated Testing of Azure Bot Directline WebChat Channel using Selenium Java
Web Automation Testing of your Azure Bot connected to Webchat using Directline channel using Selenium Java and chrome Web Driver in Eclipse IDE.
Share this:
Deploy a Basic Python Bot to Azure | Microsoft Bot Framework
Deploy a basic python bot created using Bot Framework SDK to Azure. We will deploy an Echo that we created in our last blog using Python.
Share this:
Create a Basic Echo Bot using Microsoft Bot Framework in Python
Create a chatbot using Bot Framework SDK in Python. Creating your bot locally does not require the Azure subscription. We will work with Windows OS.
Share this:
Customer Support Chatbot | Part 5 | Creating Sub Dialogs | Microsoft Bot Framework
This is the bot series on Customer Support Chatbot. This bot will allow you to track orders, raise complaints, get bills/invoices, and cancel orders. In this part, we will be creating the sub dialogs and sending the user to these dialogs based on the selection.
![[Fixed] The configuration file 'appsettings.json' was not found and is not optional](https://i0.wp.com/jd-bots.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/error-stack-app-settings.png?fit=977%2C396&ssl=1&resize=40%2C40){kind=small}
![[Fixed] Cannot see Repos in Azure DevOps with Stakeholder Access](https://i0.wp.com/jd-bots.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/image-97.png?fit=985%2C516&ssl=1&resize=40%2C40){kind=small}
You must be logged in to post a comment.