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    Slack Hacks: Tips & Tools for Team Collaboration (Early Release)

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    Slack Hacks: Tips & Tools for Team Collaboration (Early Release)

    Troy Mott, "Slack Hacks: Tips & Tools for Team Collaboration (Early Release)"
    English | ISBN: 1491965053 | 2016 | PDF/EPUB/MOBI | 200 pages | 9 MB/10 MB/21 MB

    e're surrounded with a myriad of communication tools: email, Skype, Twitter, Facebook, and Snapchat, to name a few. Slack is a newer communication tool, borrowing IRC concepts and transcending them with an intuitive interface that allows countless customizations and integrations—from other communication tools to bots, Kayak, Google, Hacker News, and more. Slack glues together all of your favorite applications, and if there isn't something already available to fit your needs, you can hack your own solution.

    This practical book provides you with hacks to use Slack efficiently and adapt it to your company and your community. It discusses Slack integrations, covering both IFTTT and Zapier. Going deeper into Slack customization, the book also shows how you can build your own applications and Slack bots by giving you some examples using different tools and frameworks to hack your custom workflow.

    These custom hacks include:

    Videoconferencing in your Slack channel
    Using Natural Language Processing to search flights
    Creating a Hacker News update
    Outputting your team's time zones
    Creating a slackbot to randomly select people for tasks
    Using Heroku to host a poker bot
    Dispatching customer support through Slack
    Organizing tournaments in your team
    Making your bot self aware
    Designing a plugin to create polls
    Creating xkcd-style charts
    Sharing code snippets directly in Slack