Unlocking the Future: Next-Gen Slack Platform Revealed!
summary
Slack shifts from a monolithic platform to a modular, serverless-friendly model with modular automation and CLI-only app creation, claiming reuseable smaller automation modules and in-Slack no-code end-user tools. Key milestones: app directory grew from 150 apps to 2500+, granular bot permissions introduced in 2019. Practical outputs include open-source sample apps at github.com slack samples, starter videos on the slack YouTube channel, and modular docs at apslack.com automation — early beta shows low uptake but active iteration.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:18Next Generation Platform Introduction
- 4:58Shifting Thinking Strategies
- 10:44Embracing Change and Discomfort
- 12:48Curiosity in Learning
- 14:01Key Takeaways
- 15:28Learning Path Overview
- 16:18GitHub Repository Access
- 17:35Beginner Videos Introduction
- 18:30Tutorial Reading Guide
- 19:01Documentation Review
- 19:35Final Conclusion
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