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 Duration 14 hours

Course Outline

Introduction

  • Introduction to Bots for Developers
  • Key Uses and Real-World Applications of Bots
  • Mechanics: Understanding the Internal Workflow of Bots
  • Strategic Choice: Building a Custom Bot vs. Leveraging Bot-Creation Platforms

Kicking Off Your Bot Project

  • Clarifying the Bot's Core Purpose and Specific Requirements
  • Formulating Specifications, Key Features, and Functional Scope
  • Drafting a Conversational Script to Guide User Interactions

Developing Your Bot

  • Architecting the Engineering Design for Your Bot
    • Structuring Front-End Components
    • Configuring Back-End Components
  • Coding and Quality Assurance
    • Navigating the Technical Complexities of Bot Development
    • Validating Code within the Emulator
    • Testing Functionality on Live Messaging Platforms
    • Conducting the Final QA Verification Process

Going Live with Your Bot

  • Deployment Strategies and Techniques
  • Publishing the Bot to the Target Audience
  • Implementing Continuous Monitoring
  • Tactics for User Acquisition and Engagement
  • Performance Tracking and Data Analysis
  • Iterating through the Development and Launch Cycle

Essential Tools for Bot Creation

  • Reviewing Bot Drafting and Design Utilities
  • Investigating No-Code Bot Builders
  • Examining Developer-Centric Bot Tools
  • Exploring Monitoring and Analytics Solutions
  • Considering Monetization Tools for Bots

Advanced Bot Platforms

  • Building a Facebook Messenger Bot
  • Project Scope and Objectives
  • Configuration Steps on Facebook
  • Integrating with Chatfuel
  • Leveraging API.AI
  • Utilizing Heroku for Deployment

Implementing a Bot with Microsoft Bot Framework

  • Introduction to the Microsoft Bot Framework Ecosystem
  • Initial Configuration and Setup
  • Comprehensive Testing Protocols

Wrap-Up
Troubleshooting
Closing Remarks

Requirements

  • Fundamental programming knowledge

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