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Microsoft Bot Framework - Introduction

Microsoft Bot framework is a building area of Conversational AI bots.



Microsoft introduced many services as independent and coupled inside Azure. Some of then services like QnA, Language Understanding(LUIS), Vision, Speech. 

These API are trending powerful nowadays and becoming easier to develop AI bots. 

It having own life cycle model. After development process we can do testing in local emulator and publish service through azure app service. 

To connect this bots, we can use channels that provides in bot registration under azure service. All you needed is visual Studio 2019 & Azure Subscription. Then You can kick start your bot development.

Life cycle:

Microsoft Bot Framework Life Cycle
Bot Framework Life Cycle

Dialogs

Bots
Cards
Bot Channel Registration
DirectLine



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