A Practical Approach
This third article of the series will demonstrate how to integrate the complete crated bot in article two and three with Facebook Messenger and Slack and test the webhook response in the two environments.
This article will demonstrate how to create a custom chatbot using Microsoft’s bot framework and enable the webhooks in Dialogflow and return the response from the custom bot to Dialogflow intents as a fulfillment response.
In this article, we’ll discuss how to create a real-time chatbot using Google’s Dialogflow API and integrate the same with Slack. The reader of the article does not need to have prior knowledge of bot creation as the article will demonstrate the bot creation and deployment step by step using explanatory pictures.
Get hand-on experience on chatbots. Create your own chatbot using AWS Lambda Functions and Amazon Lex services.
Get Hands-on with Chat-bots. Learn to create your own chat-bot. This book makes you familiar with the concept of the chatbot. It focuses on creating a bot using Amazon’s Lex service and getting the bot deployed on Facebook messenger for live chatting.
This is the last article of this series where we’ll see how to integrate the bot with Facebook Messenger and make it live with the Messenger.
In this article we’ll discuss what are slots and how to play around with slots to make your chatbot more interactive and richer. Let’s jump directly into the tutorial.
In this article we’ll learn how to create lambda functions in AWS and hook to the chatbot that we created in the last article.
In this tutorial series, we’ll discuss how to create a real-time chatbot using Amazon Lex service and deploy the bot over Facebook messenger.
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