I was moving towards creating Bot(Github App). I googled a lot but could not find it.
Is their any SDK, library to create Github bots in python as Slack-bolt, slack SDK for python to listen for web events?
There is probot which is for Node Development. Any thoughts?
It seems that this conversation happened here, and the consensus was to use this though it's not official GitHub, and looks under active development as of Feb 2022.
This repository contains code for the Python version of the Microsoft Bot Framework SDK, which is part of the Microsoft Bot Framework
https://github.com/microsoft/botbuilder-python
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I would like to implement a Dialogflow CX Chatbot on Pepper Robot using Android Studio. I find tutorials and repos - but all of them deal with version ES. Is there any way to do the same with CX? Is there a repo or tutorial available?
Thanks in advance!
Teresa answered in the comments:
Have you looked into using the Dialogflow CX API? While there are only
client libraries for Java, NodeJS and Python, you can always access
the API with REST. See here and here.
There are no official Dialogflow documentations for integrating a Dialogflow CX agent on Pepper Robot using Android Studio.
For any unsupported platforms, if they provide developer tools, you can create your own implementation and make calls to Dialogflow's API. You can check the Interaction with APIs documentation for some examples showing how to call the detectIntent method.
You can also check Dialogflow’s Client Libraries and APIs and see which one of these will work on your use case.
Could you help us on how to create Alexa Bot using the Microsoft Bot Framework in SDK V4?
Tried referring to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/healthbot/integrations/alexa which is in SDK V3. But we need to implement using Microsoft Bot Framework in SDK V4 using NodeJS.
Bot Framework doesn't have an official channel for Alexa at this time. See here for all of the currently-supported channels and their respective documentation.
You may want to try the alexa-bridge, although it's a bit dated and not officially supported.
There's also an unofficial .NET Alexa adapter for BotBuilder that works with v4. You may find this tutorial useful in implementing it, as well. Unfortunately, there isn't a similar adapter written in NodeJS.
I am currently using Firbase 1.2.3 provided with the Nest SDK for iOS. I have found that the Firebase Framework provided is so dated it cannot built with Bitcode enabled. This means I cannot build the whole project with Bitcode support. It appears from the documentation they are still pushing Firebase, however in practice they are not updating it. For example, I believe Firebase is currently up to version 2.3.4 (Bitcode Supported). When I use the later version the authorization process is unstable and can take a long time. Has anyone been successful and using a more recent Firebase Framework?
I'm trying to learn about Azure Media Services, while i gone through the documentation i found the SDK is only available for .Net but does anyone know the availability of Media Services SDK for other platforms like Java/PHP/Python/RoR?
Looking at various SDKs for Azure on Github:
Java - Yes (https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-java/tree/master/media)
Python - No
Ruby - No
PHP - Yes (https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-php/tree/master/WindowsAzure/MediaServices)
This is a Ruby SDK as well, but not officially from my team.
https://github.com/murayama/azure_media_service_ruby
There is also now a Python implementation that is community built.
pip install amspy
https://github.com/msleal/amspy
I watched the stream from TechEd 2014 for the Future of Asp .Net and I saw that they could run vnext projects in MAC. In the Github project doesn't say anything about this feature.
So My questions is how does someone goes about publishing and running the HelloWeb or HelloMVC samples on a MAC.
I noticed that Hanselman and David fowler were using a custom copy of Nowin names Nowin.K is this library going to be release as an example anywhere?
UPDATE
Currently what was shown on teched was a internal build put together show case the direction of the product. The team at microsoft together with the community are working hard to get the asp.net vnext working on linux and osx.
If you want to find out the current status check out on Issue 173 on github.com/aspnet/kruntime.
Once the support in integrated I will update this post and add answer explain how to go about it.
Regards
Updated answer Jan 21 '15
There is now updated support for ASP.NET 5 on OS X and *nix. The best information is on the ASP.NET Home Repo on GitHub that has a "Getting Started" section.
For OS X the Homebrew repo is here: https://github.com/aspnet/homebrew-k
For *nix the Docker repo is here: https://github.com/aspnet/aspnet-docker
Original answer from May 24 '14
It seems that you've found the discussion on the ASP.NET vNext "KRuntime" repo. Unfortunately the team is still in the midst of getting ASP.NET vNext working on Mac / Linux. What was shown at Tech Ed was live running code but using a lot of custom builds (e.g. Mono, as well as ASP.NET vNext). The team has been coordinating work with Miguel de Icaza to ensure that Mono has the required components for ASP.NET vNext. A lot of progress has been made, and it's getting very close, but it's not quite there.
As of the year 2015, the the post below is outdated.
A post has come out: ASP.NET vNext on OSX and Linux I will give it a shot, see if I can run HelloMvc on Ubuntu 14.04
I think what you might be looking for is Mono. Described as:
Cross platform, open source .NET framework
Mono is an open source implementation of Microsoft's .NET Framework based on the ECMA standards for C# and the Common Language Runtime. A growing family of solutions and an active and enthusiastic contributing community is helping position Mono to become the leading choice for development of cross platform applications.