Google Home Development- From Beginner to Intermediate

Google Home Development: From Beginner to Intermediate, available at $27.99, has an average rating of 3.3, with 57 lectures, based on 85 reviews, and has 1300 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand and learn about conversational interfaces and agents Build Google Home Apps with little or zero coding using API ai Understand the Architecture of a Google Home App Deploying a Google Home App on the Google Actions Developer Account Understand and use Node js for building basic Google Home Apps Create your own APIs with Amazon Web Services Be able to Build a Word Game with API ai Be able to Build a Weather App with Yahoo API Be able to Build a Pokemon Go Simulation with POKE API Deploy Google Home Apps on cloud platforms such as AWS, Glitch, and API ai This course is ideal for individuals who are First-time Google Home developers wanting to learn required steps involved in creating a Google Home App or Understanding how to use Node JS It is particularly useful for First-time Google Home developers wanting to learn required steps involved in creating a Google Home App or Understanding how to use Node JS.

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Summary

Title: Google Home Development: From Beginner to Intermediate

Price: $27.99

Average Rating: 3.3

Number of Lectures: 57

Number of Published Lectures: 57

Number of Curriculum Items: 57

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 57

Original Price: $124.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand and learn about conversational interfaces and agents

Build Google Home Apps with little or zero coding using API ai

Understand the Architecture of a Google Home App

Deploying a Google Home App on the Google Actions Developer Account

Understand and use Node js for building basic Google Home Apps

Create your own APIs with Amazon Web Services

Be able to Build a Word Game with API ai

Be able to Build a Weather App with Yahoo API

Be able to Build a Pokemon Go Simulation with POKE API

Deploy Google Home Apps on cloud platforms such as AWS, Glitch, and API ai

Who Should Attend

First-time Google Home developers wanting to learn required steps involved in creating a Google Home App

Understanding how to use Node JS

Target Audiences

First-time Google Home developers wanting to learn required steps involved in creating a Google Home App

Understanding how to use Node JS

Update: Join over 11,000聽students in the Techustler Course Series. You don鈥檛 want to miss this opportunity in learning practical knowledge in Tech.

Have you ever wondered how Google Home Apps聽are made?

Why are聽Google and Amazon聽investing in voice technology?

A better question is why haven’t you built an Google Home App聽yet.

If you ever wanted to understand the space of Voice Apps聽or build them yourself, then take my course聽“Google Home Development: From Beginner to Intermediate”. I聽designed it in a practical way so that when you finish the content you can immediately put it into use with your Google Home聽or online counterpart.

Now, why should you build Google Home Apps?

The biggest industries in technology are surrounded by AI, Bots, and Voice technology. Voice technology I believe will be the new 21st century聽user interface that will not only understand basic commands, but will be so smart to understand anything you tell it. This is why Amazon and Google聽have made聽big bets;聽with Alexa alone planing聽to generate聽close to $11 billion dollars by 2020. Apple’s version of Google Home called “HomePods” is also coming to the market聽by the end of 2017. Now, Google’s version has come to the market is quickly taking market share from Amazon. Google understands data and knows this is where the market is heading. 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.锟?/p>

This course contains over 55聽lectures and 4聽hrs of content. It’s designed for beginners to play with new platforms in the voice聽space.聽You鈥檒l learn the tools needed to build Google Home Apps, how to create a conversation, be able to access APIs for data driven apps, create APIs through Amazon API Gateway.锟?/p>

Course Structure

The course follows a familiar structure where in each video I will teach the concepts followed by a challenge or practice question.聽If your goal is to become a better developer, you should understand node.js, server side development聽and how to access certain APIs to build better Google Home Apps. The course does not go deep into understanding Node.js but you will understand the聽architecture聽and ability to publish apps for Google Home.

Environment Setup

This course aims to simulate a live in-person course as much as possible. After you finish each lecture, you should practice and try the solution on your own. You learn the best by practicing and doing.锟?/p>

Projects

At the end of each section, you will be asked to complete a practice problem聽which you can聽then share with your network or on the Udemy network.锟?/p>

Testimonials from other Techustler Courses and the Instructor

鈥淕reat set of videos Nick! I really liked the format of the videos with you in the corner of the screen showing us how to use the website. Cool songs you use at the beginning of each video. It really gives off the vibe that your course is hip and up-to-date with modern times. You do a great job of keeping of with the times. Stay modern, but classy at the same time Nick!鈥?– Penelope

鈥淣icholas, very good course on bots! I especially enjoyed that you provided us the opportunity to build bots in a hands-on fashion. Your course sections are very organized and I didn’t have to guess to know what I was getting myself into. It is clear you are very knowledgeable as an instructor and have a real connection to your course material. I look forward to taking another course with you!鈥?– Rahul

“First of all I want to say thank you for such a nice and informative course. I have enjoyed it from first lesson till last one. Definitely can say one of the best courses for beginners as you learn how to use a lot of useful tools. Nick keep it up!” – Andriy Herasymenko

“Thank you so much Nicholas! The bot course was very informative and helpful for my learning. Keep up the good work!” – Christine

“It was a highly positive experience working alongside Nick at DigaBlue and with the work ethic he has, I am certain that he will produce great results in his future endeavors.” – Saif

“I am glad to take this course. Anyone interested in a great introduction and exercises about chat bots this is a course to start. The instructor take you to every stage of the basic creation on your first Chat Bot and then apply advanced skills.” – Miguel Rivera

“This is a really good intro course to building simple but useful bots. Nick breaks each lesson up thoughtfully and into parts that are easy to follow and implement straight away. With modern api’s聽to make bots from simple to highly sophisticated, this course it great for learning all the moving parts. I feel more confident in designing, building and marketing a bot myself now!” – Jason

What is the target audience?

This course is designed for people with little or no experience in javascript which is needed to make Google Home聽skills. By the end of the course, you鈥檒l have valuable skills that will help you be creative and resourceful聽in your pursuit of building products聽(hopefully in the voice聽space 馃檪

Next Steps

Now it’s time to become a Techustler and join me in registering for the course. I can鈥檛 wait to have you on board!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What is Google Home?

Lecture 2: Google Home Demonstration

Lecture 3: Understanding Google Home Concepts

Lecture 4: Practice Problem Set#1

Lecture 5: About Node JS in the Course

Chapter 2: Build your first Hello World Application on Google Home

Lecture 1: Introduction to Hello World

Lecture 2: Tools needed for this Project

Lecture 3: Walkthrough of the Dialogflow Interface

Lecture 4: Setting up our Agent and Entities

Lecture 5: Creating Intents

Lecture 6: Creating our first Integration to Google Actions

Lecture 7: Understanding Google Actions

Lecture 8: Setting up your physical Google Home Device (Optional)

Lecture 9: Testing Hello World in Google Actions Simulator

Lecture 10: Testing Hello World on the Google Home

Lecture 11: Practice Problem Set#2

Chapter 3: Build a MadLib Word Game on Google Home

Lecture 1: Introduction to MadLib Word Game

Lecture 2: Setting up our Agent and Entities

Lecture 3: Creating Intents

Lecture 4: Testing MabLib Word Game on Simulator and Google Home

Lecture 5: Practice Problem Set#3

Chapter 4: Build a Star Wars Character Library on Google Home

Lecture 1: Introduction to Star Wars Character Library

Lecture 2: Tools Needed for this Project

Lecture 3: Setting up Entities and Intents

Lecture 4: Lambda Function: Setting up an IAM on Amazon Web Services

Lecture 5: Lambda Function: Create the function for the development

Lecture 6: Lambda Function: Star Wars API Development Code

Lecture 7: Lambda Function: Test Development Code

Lecture 8: Lambda Function: Test Development Code Part#2

Lecture 9: AWS: API Creation to read Lambda Function

Lecture 10: Dialogflow Testing

Lecture 11: Testing Star Wars Library on Simulator and Google Home

Lecture 12: Practice Problem Set#4

Chapter 5: Build a Game of Thrones App on Google Home

Lecture 1: Introduction to Game of Thrones App

Lecture 2: Create Entities and Intents

Lecture 3: Create Entities and Intents Part#2

Lecture 4: Main Development of Game of Thrones App

Lecture 5: Testing Development of Game of Thrones

Lecture 6: Testing Game of Thrones on Google Action Simulator

Lecture 7: Practice Problem Set#5

Chapter 6: Build your own Weather App for Google Home

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Weather App

Lecture 2: Creating Intents

Lecture 3: Importing Files into Glitch for Server Development

Lecture 4: Weather Development Code

Lecture 5: Testing JSON within DialogFlow

Lecture 6: Testing Weather app on Google Action Simulator

Lecture 7: Practice Problem Set#6

Chapter 7: Build a Pokemon Go Battle Simulation on Google Home

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Pokemon Go Battle Simulation

Lecture 2: AWS: Lambda Setup for Pokemon Go

Lecture 3: AWS: How the app will work

Lecture 4: AWS: Developing Pokemon Go Part#1

Lecture 5: AWS: Developing Pokemon Go – Parsing API Part#2

Lecture 6: AWS: Developing Pokemon Go – Finalize responses Part#3

Lecture 7: Debugging the Battle Response

Lecture 8: Create an Amazon API and testing Dialogflow Fulfillment

Lecture 9: Testing Pokemon Go Battle on Google Action Simulator

Lecture 10: Practice Problem Set#7

Instructors

Nicholas Techustler Ivanecky
Product Manager at Adobe

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 7 votes

2 stars: 5 votes

3 stars: 17 votes

4 stars: 16 votes

5 stars: 40 votes

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