Exploring Conversational Interfaces with Amazon Alexa and Go
summary
Covers hands‑on specifics: a developer builds conversational skills in Go, releases a go-alexa library to handle Amazon signature checks and JSON, and demonstrates an Echo Tunnel that controls home machines; compares using AWS Lambda versus running a local server and shows testing with echosim.io and dev-mode Echos. Gives concrete utterance/intent examples, deployment/security steps, and pragmatic UX rules like varying responses, minimizing options, and keeping sessions alive.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:43Why was 2016 the year of conversational interfaces
- 11:25How to make your app sing
- 14:20How to make an app
- 18:10Lambda
- 23:30Keep it Simple
- 24:33Use Libraries
- 25:26Dont Make a Quote App
- 26:49Facebook Messenger
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