Patrick Sweetman
Have you ever wondered how Alexa Apps are made?
Why is Amazon and Google investing in voice technology?
A better question is why haven’t you built an Alexa App yet.
If you ever wanted to understand the space of Voice Apps or build them yourself, then take our course Ultimate Voice Dev Course – Google Actions & Alexa Skills . We designed it in a practical way so that when you finish the content you can immediately put it into use with your Amazon Echo, Google Assistant or online counterpart.
Now, why should you build Alexa Skills & Google Actions?
The biggest industries in technology are surrounded by AI, Bots, and Voice technology. Voice technology we believe will be the new 21st user interface that will not only understand basic commands, but will be so smart to understand anything you tell it. This is why Amazon is making a big bet with Alexa which it plans to generate close to $11 billion dollars by 2020. They know something about Amazon Echo which is why now is the best time to learn these skills before the mainstream starts developing applications. We all know the story about apps for the smartphones, this is the same thing.
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Specification: Ultimate Voice Dev Course – Google Actions & Alexa Skills
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 4 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Alexander Swetlow –
Although I am an experienced developer in this field, I learnt a lot. Thanks for the course!
Carl Robinson –
Good walkthrough of the Jovo installation and setup steps, and building your first skills/actions on Alexa and Google Assistant using the Jovo framework. I suggest using Jovo V2 (beta) from the start, but some examples still use V1 (e.g. the test code) so you won’t be able to complete everything. If something doesn’t work, check the jovo.tech website as they’ve probably changed things (it’s changing fast). Some sections of the course haven’t been produced in order, so there’s some repetition / redundancy. Overall it was a good intro to Jovo, which gives you the foundations upon which to build your knowledge. Also, Visual Studio Code is a great editor recommendation.
Mark Engelhardt –
One of the best courses on voice development on Udemy. Thanks a lot guys!
JMichael –
It’s great! The resources are permanent additions to the toolbox and I have every confidence in the various speakers and the instructor. Thanks…
Kevin Leekley –
Great course, thank you!
Youssef Moosa –
It was a great match for me, as I work in Voice First Tech, so this tutorial gives me a lot of the experience I need.
Fabian Brooks –
Ive learned a lot for these few videos
Mihai Catalin Teodosiu, Python Developer –
No answers to my question from 25 days ago.
Sylvain P –
obsolete, formation d cousue, en plus d’etre obsolete
Tudip –
It was good.