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    Alexa Essential Training (Updated Feb 2019)

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    Alexa Essential Training (Updated Feb 2019)

    Alexa Essential Training (Updated Feb 2019)
    Last updated 6/2019
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 3.88 GB | Duration: 9h 57m

    Use Alexa CLI & SDK v2 to build several complete Alexa games & business skills from scratch. (No Device needed)

    What you'll learn
    Develop Alexa skills using Alexa Skills Kit (ASK) and publish skills to Alexa Skill Store
    Create Skills using Account linking feature of Alexa Skills Kit, so that you can link Alexa user with use in your system
    Learn how to access external APIs from your Alexa Skills
    Learn how to setup your local environment and AWS CLI, so that you can automate the process of uploading Alexa Skills from your local machine Learn how to use FLASK-ASK framework to develop Alexa Skills
    Develop Alexa Skills using AWS Lambda function or Web Service as an end point
    Learn how to access external database like AWS DynamoDB from your Alexa Skill to store per user information
    Learn how to carry out dialogs with users.
    Master how to create Custom Skills as well as Flash Briefing Skills
    Learn about Interaction models, dialogs, intents, slots and perform validation on user input
    Learn Alexa's Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML)
    Learn how to create multi-lingual & internationalized skills
    Requirements
    Basic knowledge of Javascript & NodeJs
    Description
    *** You do not need an Alexa Device to take this course and build skills. Happy Learning :) ***Alexa is taking over the world. It started with speakers, then phones, digital displays, refrigerators, bulbs, televisions and even cars.  Within just 2 years; more than 25000 skills were added to the  Alexa Store. It is predicted that by 2020 more than 100 million households will own an alexa powered device. It's no wonder that companies are investing heavily in incorporating Alexa into their products. If they have a IOS or Android app, they now also want to publish an Alexa app.Hence Alexa developers are in high demand. The earlier you jump in and gain seniority, the better your career prospects are.This course is an in-depth tutorial on Alexa development. We utilize Javascript as our primary development language. We cover the following topics:What is Alexa and the current trends in Alexa skill developmentVoice User Interface DesignLearn how to carry out multi-turn conversations and dialogs with customerHow to setup a development environment in AlexaUsing AWS Lambda for Alexa skills developmentUsing express-NodeJs for Alexa skills developmentUnderstanding voice interaction modelLearning how to use the Latest Alexa development tools like the "Skill Builder" and "Testing Simulator"Develop skills using ASK CLI and ASK SDK v2Develop several complete games & business skills from scratchand much moreThe goal of this course is to make you an expert in the topic of Alexa development. 

    Overview

    Section 1: Section I - Introduction

    Lecture 1 Course Structure

    Lecture 2 Should you learn Alexa development ?

    Lecture 3 How Alexa works ?

    Lecture 4 Alexa devices

    Lecture 5 How users interact with Alexa ?

    Lecture 6 The Alexa Store

    Lecture 7 Sign up

    Lecture 8 About the author

    Section 2: Voice User Interface Design (VUI)

    Lecture 9 What is Voice User Interface Design ?

    Lecture 10 What do users expect from Voice Interaction ?

    Lecture 11 Principle #1: Don't Rely on Screens

    Lecture 12 Principle #2: Object Permanence

    Lecture 13 Principle #3: Cognitive Load

    Lecture 14 Principle #4: Have a Clear Objective

    Lecture 15 Principle #5: The X-Factor

    Lecture 16 Principle #6: Design for Natural Language Conversation

    Lecture 17 Principle #7: Think of Variations

    Lecture 18 Applying the Principles: Buying a car VUI Design

    Section 3: Development Environment Setup - Alexa with AWS Lambda

    Lecture 19 Important Links

    Lecture 20 Setup Notes

    Lecture 21 Development Environment Setup

    Lecture 22 Create a New Skill - I

    Lecture 23 Create a New Skill - II

    Lecture 24 Invocation name

    Lecture 25 New Intent

    Lecture 26 New AWS Lambda Function

    Lecture 27 Coding Business Logic in Lambda Function

    Lecture 28 Linking Lambda Function to Skill

    Lecture 29 Testing

    Lecture 30 Types of Skills

    Lecture 31 Break and feedback

    Section 4: Alexa's Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML)

    Lecture 32 Important Notes

    Lecture 33 SSML - Introduction

    Lecture 34 SSML - examples

    Lecture 35 SSML - Reference Link

    Lecture 36 Displaying Cards

    Section 5: Sessions in Alexa Skills

    Lecture 37 Handling Intents

    Lecture 38 ShouldEndSession - I

    Lecture 39 ShouldEndSession - II

    Lecture 40 When do sessions end ?

    Lecture 41 Attributes in Session object

    Lecture 42 Attributes in Session object - continued

    Lecture 43 Summary

    Section 6: The Built-in Intents - AMAZON.HelpIntent, AMAZON.CancelIntent, AMAZON.StopIntent

    Lecture 44 Handling built-in intents

    Lecture 45 Recap

    Section 7: First Skill - Plan My Trip using Web Service as Endpoint

    Lecture 46 Introduction

    Lecture 47 Source Code

    Lecture 48 The Interaction Model

    Lecture 49 Setting up the Endpoint

    Lecture 50 Handling LaunchRequest

    Lecture 51 Intent processing - I

    Lecture 52 Intent processing - II

    Lecture 53 Intent processing - III

    Lecture 54 Intent processing - IV

    Lecture 55 Intent processing - V

    Lecture 56 Testing

    Lecture 57 Using the New Testing Simulator

    Lecture 58 Handling StopIntent

    Lecture 59 The CancelIntent & HelpIntent

    Lecture 60 Skill Invocation name testing

    Lecture 61 Testing Utterances

    Lecture 62 Slot validation - I

    Lecture 63 Slot validation - II

    Lecture 64 Prepopulating Slot values

    Lecture 65 Congratulations!!

    Section 8: Second Skill using Alexa SDK v1

    Lecture 66 Introduction

    Lecture 67 Links

    Lecture 68 Setting up the Lambda Function

    Lecture 69 Launch Request

    Lecture 70 Reprompt Text

    Lecture 71 Handling Built-in Intents

    Lecture 72 PlanMyTrip Intent

    Lecture 73 Source code

    Lecture 74 Conclusion

    Section 9: Third Skill - High Low Game - using Alexa SDK v1

    Lecture 75 Introduction

    Lecture 76 Important instructions

    Lecture 77 Initial Setup

    Lecture 78 New Session

    Lecture 79 Stop and Cancel Intents

    Lecture 80 Introducing States

    Lecture 81 State based Routing

    Lecture 82 The Guessing State

    Lecture 83 Guessing State continued

    Lecture 84 Closing notes

    Section 10: Miscellaneous tasks using SDK v1

    Lecture 85 Displaying cards using Alexa sdk v1

    Lecture 86 Beta Testing Facility

    Section 11: Linking to Third-Party Services

    Lecture 87 Basics

    Lecture 88 Linking to Google Account

    Section 12: Flash Briefing Skills - Let's how to distribute news

    Lecture 89 Introduction

    Lecture 90 Source Code

    Lecture 91 Coding the Endpoint

    Lecture 92 Endpoint linking & Testing

    Lecture 93 Integrating Flash Skill with API Gateway

    Lecture 94 Links to documentation

    Section 13: Alexa Skill Kit "CLI" and "Skill Development Kit" version 2 (SDK v2

    Lecture 95 Introduction

    Lecture 96 Environment Setup

    Lecture 97 Create a Skill using ASK CLI and ASK SDK v2

    Lecture 98 Manifest File

    Lecture 99 Hello World Skill - using SDK v2 - lesson 1

    Lecture 100 Hello World Skill - lesson 2

    Lecture 101 Hello World Skill - lesson 3

    Lecture 102 Hello World Skill - lesson 4

    Lecture 103 Hello World Skill - lesson 5

    Lecture 104 Hello World Skill - lesson 6

    Lecture 105 Hello World Skill - lesson 7

    Lecture 106 BaseSkillBuilder, CustomerSkillBuilder & StandardSkillBuilder Interfaces

    Lecture 107 HandlerInput overview

    Lecture 108 Documentation

    Lecture 109 Conclusion

    Lecture 110 Let's take a tiny break :)

    Section 14: Fifth Skill - Plan My Trip - using Alexa SDK v2

    Lecture 111 Introduction

    Lecture 112 Source code for this section

    Lecture 113 Using Ask to create the Skill

    Lecture 114 Coding the intents

    Lecture 115 Finishing the code

    Lecture 116 Conclusion

    Section 15: Sixth Skill - High Low Game - with Alexa SDK v2

    Lecture 117 Introduction

    Lecture 118 Setup & Testing

    Lecture 119 Important Links

    Lecture 120 LaunchRequest

    Lecture 121 AMAZON.YesIntent

    Lecture 122 AMAZON.NoIntent

    Lecture 123 NumberGuessIntent

    Lecture 124 What's the context ?

    Lecture 125 Incorporating context

    Lecture 126 Bug Fixing

    Lecture 127 Storing & Retrieving data from DynamoDB

    Lecture 128 Finishing Touches: Stop and Cancel Intents

    Lecture 129 SDKv2 + DynamoDB Recap

    Lecture 130 Section Conclusion

    Section 16: Comprehensive Tutorial on Interceptors + Attributes Management using SDK v2

    Lecture 131 Introduction

    Lecture 132 Request Interceptors

    Lecture 133 Response Interceptors

    Lecture 134 Managing Attributes

    Section 17: Seventh Skill - Learn Internationalization using SDK v2

    Lecture 135 Introduction

    Lecture 136 Source Code for next lesson

    Lecture 137 Basics on the i18next library

    Lecture 138 Project Setup

    Lecture 139 Adding Languages

    Lecture 140 Adding VUIs for India & Mexico

    Lecture 141 Source code for next lesson

    Lecture 142 Integrating i18next with SDK v2

    Lecture 143 Conclusion

    Section 18: Obtaining Device location for your skill

    Lecture 144 Code Reference

    Lecture 145 Obtaining device location using SDK v2

    Lecture 146 Conclusion

    Section 19: The End

    Lecture 147 The End

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