This is the bot series on ToDo Bot where we will be creating a Chatbot to create, view, and delete tasks. In this part, we are going to start coding the Main Dialog to show the above three options to the user for selection.
In this part we will be planning and designing our bot before starting the implementation. Design and Planning in the initial stage helps to get a clear picture of the project we are going to build.
In this blog series, we will create a ToDo bot that will allow you to Create, View and Delete Tasks. In this part we will create a welcome card using Adaptive Cards. Welcome card will be shown to the user when user joins the conversation. It is a best practice to let the user know, what this bot is all about and how can the user interact with it.
In this blog series, we will create a ToDo bot that will allow you to Create, View, and Delete tasks. In this part we will setup the development environment.
Before starting, I hope you have an Azure Subscription. If you don’t have one, create a free account here. This bot is created using azure services. If you want to create flight booking bot using the C# template using Bot Builder SDK in Visual Studio, go to my post.
A bot is an app that users interact with in a conversational way, using text, graphics (such as cards or images), or speech. Every interaction between the user and the bot generates an activity. The Bot Framework Service, which is a component of the Azure Bot Service, sends information between the user's bot-connected app (such as Facebook, Skype, etc. which we call the channel) and the bot.
When you click on Modify, you will see many Workloads to choose from for various development activities. For Microsoft Bot Framework, only one workload is sufficient if you are developing your bot locally.
In this blog series, we will create an E-commerce bot for one of the Chocolate Store "Naami Chocos". This bot will have following functionalities - Authentication, Add to Cart, Payment Integration. In this part we will create a welcome card using Adaptive Cards. Welcome card will be shown to the user when user joins the conversation. It is a best practice to let the user know, what this bot is all about and how can the user interact with it.
In this blog series, we will create an E-commerce bot for one of the Chocolate Store "Naami Chocos". This bot will have following functionalities - Authentication, Add to Cart, Payment Integration and Facebook Channel integration.
Here we will be using the SharePoint Framework to connect Azure Bot with SharePoint Site. In this post, we will use the existing Microsoft Bot Framework v4 React Web Part and deploy it in local server. In our next post we will use it to deploy in the SharePoint.
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