It’s been a lot of firsts in the past few weeks! I was interviewed for the first time, went to my first Hackathon, and two days ago, on May 16th, I finally went to my first Alexa Dev Meetup!
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On April 20th, I had my very first podcast interview ever! Thank you, Dr. Teri Fisher, for being a wonderful host and for giving me this awesome opportunity.
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Dashbot is a service that helps you track your Alexa skill’s analytics more comprehensively than the Amazon Developer Portal. If your requirements are not satisfied with the data provided by the Dev Portal, then I would suggest using Dashbot.
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Today, I went to my very first Hackathon, and I’ll admit, I wasn’t thinking it would be very interesting. It was very fun and definitely worth the time.
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Adding localization is one of the easiest and best ways to improve your Alexa skill. Instead of only one country, countries all over the globe will use and enjoy your skill!
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I recently wrote a blog post about ASR, NLU, and TTS. Yesterday, Bret Kinsella featured the video I created on Voicebot.ai.
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Yay! I went to a chess tournament at Chess4Life after a LONG time (4th time in a year), and I was delighted to earn 3rd place out of 25 participants!
Read MoreThere are three core technologies that power Alexa. It’s not just Alexa, either. All voice assistants such as Siri, Google Home, etc. use these important technologies. They are Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Natural Language Understanding (NLU), and Text To Speech (TTS).
Read MoreI recently finished my second skill, Meal Buddy. I was brainstorming new skill ideas when it hit me: How about a Spin the Wheel skill?
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At school, in social studies, we were learning about the settlers in the early 1600s. We had to write a story about that time period, from the point of view of a child. Here’s what I wrote. I got a decent grade on it.
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