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In this Alexa.Tip series, we explore some little bits of code that can make your life easier in developing Alexa Skills in many languages including C# + .NET, node.jS + TypeScript, Kotlin, etc. We look at concepts, design patterns, and implementations that developers might not be aware of, and how they can be applied to … Continue reading Alexa.Tip – Build Unit Tested Skills in .NET
In this Alexa.Tip series, we explore some little bits of code that can make your life easier in developing Alexa Skills in many languages including C# + .NET, node.jS + TypeScript, Kotlin, etc. We look at concepts, design patterns, and implementations that developers might not be aware of, and how they can be applied to … Continue reading Alexa.Tip – Using Dependency Injection with Handlers in .NET
In this Alexa.Tip series, we explore some little bits of code that can make your life easier in developing Alexa Skills in many languages including C# + .NET, node.jS + TypeScript, Kotlin, etc. We look at concepts, design patterns, and implementations that developers might not be aware of, and how they can be applied to … Continue reading Alexa.Tip – Using Handler Registration Pattern in .NET
Earlier this summer, myself along with other Alexa Skill Subject Matter Experts (including Voicify CTO, Nick Laidlaw) joined Amazon to help create the new Certification Exam for Alexa Skill Builders. We put in a lot of work over some intense workshops to develop and iterate on exam-worth questions and continue to work with the team … Continue reading New Exam! AWS Certified Alexa Skill Builder – Specialty Exam
In this Alexa.Tip series, we explore some little bits of code that can make your life easier in developing Alexa Skills in many languages including C# + .NET, node.jS + TypeScript, Kotlin, etc. We look at concepts that developers might not be aware of, design patterns that and how they can be applied to voice … Continue reading Alexa.Tip – Build Intent Handlers in .NET
In this Alexa.Tip series, we explore some little bits of code that can make your life easier in developing Alexa Skills in many languages including C# + .NET, node.jS + TypeScript, Kotlin, etc. We look at concepts that developers might not be aware of, design patterns that and how they can be applied to voice … Continue reading Alexa.Tip – Using Entity Framework in Your C# Alexa Skill Lambda
In this Alexa.Tip series, we explore some little bits of code that can make your life easier in developing Alexa Skills in many languages including C# + .NET, node.jS + TypeScript, Kotlin, etc. We look at concepts that developers might not be aware of, design patterns that and how they can be applied to voice … Continue reading Alexa.Tip – Access Lambda Environment Variables in .NET
In this Alexa.Tip series, we explore some little bits of code that can make your life easier in developing Alexa Skills in many languages including C# + .NET, node.jS + TypeScript, Kotlin, etc. We look at concepts that developers might not be aware of, design patterns that and how they can be applied to voice … Continue reading Alexa.Tip – Build Better Responses in .NET With SSML
If you’re a .NET developer in the Azure cloud sphere and want to start dabbling in Alexa Skill Development, you don’t have to uproot your entire career and development process to go learn AWS, how Lambdas work, the serverless lifecycle, etc. In this post, we’ll go over just how easy it can be to build … Continue reading Alexa.Tip – How to Host Alexa Skills in Azure
Welcome to Suave Streams at https://twitch.tv/suave_pirate where I’ll be taking some time twice a week to build some of the coolest, funniest, and also innovative pieces of software using real-world patterns, practices, and tools. Come for a laugh, come to build, and come to learn! We’ll be jumping into languages, and tools like: C# TypeScript Kotlin … Continue reading Introducing Suave Streams
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