Dialogflow entities are used to identify and extract useful data from user input. Informations like place-name, date and time, person-name,percentage, quantity are very important to extract from user input.
For example user saying “Set a reminder for 12pm tomorrow.”
12pm and tomorrow are important info that we need, to set reminder. So in this case 12pm and tomorrow will become entities for our intent.
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In recent articles, we have seen how we can create an Action using Dialogflow and how to deploy it over the store. Today we will learn how to generate a dynamic responses in our actions on google application using cloud functions.
Today we will cover how to make cloud functions for Actions on Google which can respond dynamically or by performing some calculation.
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What’s trending on PlayStore nowadays? PUBG, TikTok, Subway Surfers, Temple Run, Facebook, Instagram? I think it’s WhatsApp stickers. Yes, we are noticing lots of applications on playstore related to gbwhatsapp stickers. Nowadays especially in India stickers of election, modi, rahul, bjp, congress are in trend.
Apart from trending stickers there are many applications of stickers which are about shayari, quotes, actor/actress, famous personalities etc. So what actually these stickers are? It is nothing but just a small image which is used to communicate with other users, it is another form of smiley/emoji to share in your messages or to express your feelings.
React Native is a cross platform framework. Facebook team has developed this in order to give better user experience in cross platform. React Native allows us to develop cross-platform mobile application for iOS and Android. We can write simple javascript code using built-in react native components and deploy it on respective platform. We have seen so many cross-platform frameworks like Phonegap later know as Cordova, Ionic, Xamarin, NativeScript and so on, but react native has covered almost whole cross platform market very early.
Reason why react native is in demand :
Welcome to another post of Firebase series. We have already discussed about Firebase Remote Config, Firebase Authentication and Firebase Crash Report. Today we are going to discuss about Firebase Realtime Database.
As an android developer we always have a feeling that if we need to sync data between more number of users we need :
With Firebase Realtime Database we can avoid all above things. It is a database hosted on cloud. It is a NoSQL database. You will be allowed to store and sync data in JSON format. Each data will be stored as a JSON. Continue Reading →