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summary
Shows how to reuse one REST API and C#/.NET code to power Alexa, Google Assistant and Cortana integrations, using Entity Framework for data, deployed to Azure App Service, tested in simulators and real devices. Demonstrates Alexa via Tim Heuer’s Alexa.NET SDK and Google via Dialogflow fulfillment, explains mapping intents, slots and SSML, and handles launch, intent and fallback requests. Live demo returns an animal fact (dog) from the API, proving the cross‑platform pipeline works end to end.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:22Virtual Assistants
- 8:00Conversation Turn
- 16:21MultiTurn Conversations
- 22:21Alexa Demo
- 27:28Building the API
- 32:20Creating a skill
- 35:03Adding Alexa fulfillment
- 36:34Alexa POST
- 37:45Business logic
- 39:01Asking the user
- 41:07Checking for context
- 42:33Returning a response
- 43:22Returning a request that we didnt want
- 44:01Testing
- 46:47Dialogue Flow
- 48:53Google Assistant
- 52:10Animal Facts Demo
- 53:10Pub Comp
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