Hi, I can't find alexa skills kit in the lex V2 portal
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I am looking for a documentation or Github to build a HTML 5 (non gaming) skill in Alexa.
The Web API for Games is currently the only Alexa Skills Kit API that exposes HTML5 on compatible devices and the docs for that say specifically it's only approved for games.
https://developer.amazon.com/en-US/docs/alexa/web-api-for-games/understand-alexa-web-api-for-games.html#requirements-for-the-skill-and-web-app
I want to integrate my IBM watson assistant skill into android application with SDK version of 17. Which android SDK version of watson should be used to integrate watson assistant skill with android API 17? I tried with "com.ibm.watson.developer_cloud:android-sdk:0.5.0" but it supports API 19 and above.
Unfortunately, the minimum supported Android API level is 19 for the Watson Developer Cloud SDK.
Check this out: https://github.com/watson-developer-cloud/android-sdk
Is there some google assistant api guide or tutorial? I cannot find anything related by these keywords. There seems have some Android app integration guide, but I want to integrate with my cloud service, not android app.
I find IFTTT have connected Google Assistant to several services, so I want to add some intents to my custom service.
I have built an Alexa app by using Alexa Skill Kit to handle my customize intent, and want to find something similar in Google Assistant developer playground, but I have no clue.
Thanks!
Google Assistant API was officially launched by Google for Windows, Mac, and Linux by which you can Get Google Assistant on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
If you wish to create voice applications for Google Assistant which are called as Google actions you will have to rely on the developers guide posted here
There is also an introductory course on udemy for the same.
I personally have used dialogFlow
and for the backend and I used firebase and have hosted a few apps into the store
Google Assistant will open its SDK to developers this December.
There's been a quite a lot of development on supporting the developer ecosystem, including the release of the Google Assistant SDK, app templates, and the ability to host and edit your integration via Firebase Functions.
For some code samples see
Conversational Components for Google Assistant
DialogFlow (previously Api.ai) v2 Samples
I'm planning to use Sencha 2.0 as my platform for mobile apps development. And I'm planning to use Speech recognition in the app - is there a Speech Recognition API that will work well across iOS and Android platforms?
To my knowledge, the answer is no.
Most speech recognition apps on smartphones do the speech processing on servers. Google provides built in speech recognition through the Speech Input API for Android. This api on the client will record the users speech, send it to a Google server for analysis, and return the recognized text. Google provides this service for Android apps for free. Some folks have reverse engineered the Speech recognition service Google provides for Chrome if you want an idea of how it works.
Today, Apple's iOS does not include a comparable API. There is hope that in the future they will expose an API to leverage the Siri servers for 3rd party apps, but today they do not. So, to build speech enabled apps for the iPhone requires deploying or contracting speech recognition services. Nuance, iSpeech, and others offer iOS SDKs for speech recognition in mobile apps.
Others on StackOverflow have discussed using PocketSphinx as a client based speech recognition engine, but I have no experience with that.
Though I guess it is possible for Sencha or PhoneGap to provide a common API for speech recognition, since there is no standard or free speech recognition solution for iPhone, it seems unlikely that these frameworks would be able to solve this complex problem. Perhaps if Apple exposes Siri in their SDK, a client framework could provide a common solution for iPhone and Android.
there are currently no off-the-shelf shopping carts for use on Google App Engine
is the only solution on GAE at the moment to bespoke your own?
what has other people done in terms of a shopping facility on GAE?
PayPal is offering a new open source toolkit for Google App Engine that lets you integrate Java apps running on App Engine with the new PayPal Adaptive Payments API. The Adaptive Payments API lets developers embed payments into their apps, services, and platforms.
Here is a link to the google appengine blog: paypal-introduces-paypal-x-platform
There will be a Python version of the toolkit coming out soon, PayPal says.