Google Assistant Development Bootcamp: Beginner to Advanced

Google Assistant Development Bootcamp: Beginner to Advanced, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 106 lectures, based on 21 reviews, and has 1668 subscribers.

You will learn about Build conversational E-commerce applications designed beautifully Test applications in the Actions on Google simulator and get it Published Integration of the Firebase, Dialogflow & using Firebase as a back-end Dialogflow: Intents, Entities, Rich Responses, SSML, Basic Cards, Carousel, Suggestion Chips, etc. Build applications using Templates: Trivia, Personality Quiz, and Flashcards. Designing of the applications for the Google Assistant Work with Dialogflow, Firebase, Google Cloud and understand completely Basics of JavaScript and Nodejs This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone wanted to build high quality yet beautiful Google Assistant applications or Anyone wanted to increase user engagement with the application and increase conversation rate It is particularly useful for Anyone wanted to build high quality yet beautiful Google Assistant applications or Anyone wanted to increase user engagement with the application and increase conversation rate.

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Summary

Title: Google Assistant Development Bootcamp: Beginner to Advanced

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 106

Number of Published Lectures: 106

Number of Curriculum Items: 106

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 106

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build conversational E-commerce applications designed beautifully
Test applications in the Actions on Google simulator and get it Published
Integration of the Firebase, Dialogflow & using Firebase as a back-end
Dialogflow: Intents, Entities, Rich Responses, SSML, Basic Cards, Carousel, Suggestion Chips, etc.
Build applications using Templates: Trivia, Personality Quiz, and Flashcards.
Designing of the applications for the Google Assistant
Work with Dialogflow, Firebase, Google Cloud and understand completely
Basics of JavaScript and Nodejs

Who Should Attend

Anyone wanted to build high quality yet beautiful Google Assistant applications
Anyone wanted to increase user engagement with the application and increase conversation rate

Target Audiences

Anyone wanted to build high quality yet beautiful Google Assistant applications
Anyone wanted to increase user engagement with the application and increase conversation rate

Welcome to the “Google Assistant Development Bootcamp: Beginner to Advanced” course.

In this course, you’ll learn about Google Assistant Development from scratch! This is one of the best resources online to learn about Google Assistant and I’ll lead you through every step of the course with an in-depth explanation of content.

You will learn to make high-quality applications forGoogle Assistant, Google Home, Android Devices, Smart Displays, etc.and be able to test these applications in the Actions on Google Simulator. For this course, there are absolutely no prerequisites because this course covers everything even you’ll learn the basics of Javascript that are required. Also, you don’t need to have Google Home/mini & Smart Displays.

I am Divyansh Agarwal,I’m the assistant developer with over 4 years of experience and building these applications since long back. I had showcased my brand logo at Google I/O 2018 developer conference and hit the milestones such as The Gaining Traction Pin, Keeping the users engaged, etc. I’ve explored the wide area of Google Assistant and in this course, I will be sharing my knowledge with you, discussing how to make great & beautiful applications to make the users engaged for a long.

In all, we will build 5+ projects in this course which includes an amazing Money Heist Application & an E-commerce application, HubDroid. By building these projects you’ll understand the most important aspects of the Google Assistant and in the end, you will be completely ready to start creating and work on your own ideas.

You will also learn about the best practices by which you can create Google Assistant Applications using Templates. The main part covered is about how to make Conversational & Responsive Applications. You will learn something applicable to the real world by creating an E-commerce application. We will also include an email sending feature. Money Heist Application is practically based on Money Heist TV show aka le casa de Papel, so you’ll enjoy its building. Just follow me along the course, you’ll become super ready to instantly work on your application. If you’re no fan of Money Heist, no problem I’ve explained everything in detail 🙂

Big Opportunity for you, How?

Yes! Google Assistant Development is a Big Opportunity to learn, Developers are investing their time and capital to make these assistants more user friendly and also there is no doubt that assistants are going to influence business in the future and our day to day lives.
Be one of the first people that know how to build apps for the assistant. You can build it for your business or other people.

What others are saying?

Thanks for this course!!! Learned something realistic and more importantly from you. Your guides & tips about how to choose applications that can engage users and bring them back, again and again, will definitely turn my applications to good offers. Please do share your after experience about how you feel achieving the milestones by building the applications…

I hope to receive a mail from google too…

Thanks to udemy too for making such great courses available 🙂 — Khush J.
Awesome Course!!!!

The instructor is very knowledgeable in developing Apps for the Google Assistant and Google Home platforms. He is able to present the concepts in a way that is easily understandable.

A concept is presented, explained then followed with step by step demonstrations. By the end of the course I have several Apps ready to publish!!! — Brava M.
A great overview of the subject to develop in the best way for Google Assistant. — Angelo B.
Tutor divyansh has framed this course by giving different levels of the project explaining about them that helped me to enhance my skills in this field it’s nicer… — Abhay V.
Well, awesome course amidst COVID crisis learned something good and usable in future technology, also good to hear you hit those milestones may your knowledge prove better for me thanks divyansh!!!! — Arihant, etc.

If you have any questions & doubts, please feel free to contact me and I’ll sort it out immediately. You can contact me via private messaging or in Course Q&A. This will help me and the course to get better. I’ll be there for you always.

This is the latest course (updated: May 2020 3rd Week)so you need not worry. If there are any changes, I’ll make these changes immediately as well.

So, What are you waiting for? I’m excited, you?
Get started now!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Exploring the Google Assistant

Lecture 2: Hands on Actions on Google Console

Chapter 2: Setup and Basics of Javascript

Lecture 1: Installing the required softwares

Lecture 2: Basic Javascript Variables & Template Literals

Lecture 3: Functions in the Javascript

Chapter 3: Project One: Money Heist | Getting started with DialogFlow

Lecture 1: Adding the Project & Dialogflow Explanation for Money Heist

Lecture 2: Connecting the application to Firebase

Lecture 3: Entities in the DialogFlow

Lecture 4: Default Welcome and Fallback Intents in the DialogFlow

Lecture 5: Creating Intents for the application Money Heist: Part 01

Lecture 6: Creating Intents for the application Money Heist: Part 02

Lecture 7: Follow-up Intent Explanation

Chapter 4: Let's Start Coding the Money Heist Application!

Lecture 1: Coding begins (Instantiate DialogFlow & Importing Modules)

Lecture 2: Coding the Default Welcome Intent

Lecture 3: Coding Intents of Six Characters in Money Heist: Part 01

Lecture 4: Coding Intents of Six Characters in Money Heist: Part 02

Lecture 5: Initial Testing of the Application in Simulator

Chapter 5: Customizing the Money Heist Application to keep the users engaged

Lecture 1: Basic Card Creation

Lecture 2: Images in Basic Card

Lecture 3: Suggestion Chips

Lecture 4: Adding Intents in the Dialogflow for Professor's Suggestion Chips

Lecture 5: Coding Professor's Character Intent: Emotional

Lecture 6: Case: when user uses smart speaker (Google Home)

Lecture 7: Coding Traits of Professor added as Suggestion Chips

Lecture 8: Adding Professor's Real Voice to make Application better

Lecture 9: Application's Test on Different Surfaces in the Simulator

Chapter 6: Making Application Interactive and Handling events & unrecognized actions

Lecture 1: Adding Money Heist Songs in Application

Lecture 2: Adding Welcome Song in Application

Lecture 3: Handling Media Event

Lecture 4: Handling the Unrecognized Action

Lecture 5: Importing modules Suggestions, Basic Card, etc.

Chapter 7: Final Application Test & Delineation of Code with Deployment

Lecture 1: Restoring Files from GitHub

Lecture 2: Delineation of Intents for the Money Heist Application

Lecture 3: Delineation of Code for the Money Heist Application

Lecture 4: Develop & Theme Settings for the Money Heist Application: Make users love it

Lecture 5: Directory Information & Privacy Policy

Lecture 6: Privacy Policy

Lecture 7: Surface Capabilities

Lecture 8: Instructions for the Final Application Test

Lecture 9: Let's Test the Project now! Excited?

Lecture 10: Testing on Phone Surface

Lecture 11: Deploying the Money Heist Application to make it available for Users

Chapter 8: Project Two: HubDroid, an E-Commerce Application

Lecture 1: Getting Started with HubDroid Project

Lecture 2: Adding HubDroid Intents Part 01

Lecture 3: Adding HubDroid Intents Part 02

Lecture 4: Entities for HubDroid Project

Lecture 5: Connecting HubDroid to Firebase

Lecture 6: Installing Actions on Google Node Module

Chapter 9: Coding HubDroid Application

Lecture 1: Read & Parse Data & Sorting of Items

Lecture 2: Creating Categories and Pushing to Array

Lecture 3: Sorting and Exporting Items of Array

Lecture 4: Adding Data of Products in data.json

Chapter 10: Products: Lights, Fans & Chairs

Lecture 1: Importing module for sending an email

Lecture 2: Importing Data, Firebase-functions & Instantiate Dialogflow

Lecture 3: Coding Welcome Intent & Creating Global Variables

Lecture 4: Coding first product Intent: Light

Lecture 5: Suggestion Chips for Intent: Light

Lecture 6: Explanation of Fan & Chair Intent

Chapter 11: Main Part to Handle the Checkout

Lecture 1: Handling Responses & Display Product Specifications

Lecture 2: Adding the Selected Products to the Cart

Lecture 3: Getting the Rating for Selected Products

Lecture 4: Show Current Cart Items & Check Out

Lecture 5: Coding the 'Get Checkout Details' Intent

Lecture 6: Send an email and Dialogflow Post Request

Lecture 7: Account Linking Client ID

Chapter 12: Enhancing, Customizing, and Deploying the HubDroid

Lecture 1: Completing the HubDroid Project

Lecture 2: Fulfillment in Dialogflow

Lecture 3: Testing HubDroid Application

Lecture 4: Deploying HubDroid Application

Chapter 13: Project Three: Building Politics Quiz using Trivia Template

Lecture 1: Important Note

Lecture 2: Importing the Politics Quiz

Lecture 3: Invocation/Display Name for the Politics Quiz

Lecture 4: Building the Politics Quiz

Lecture 5: Uploading the Sheet for Politics Quiz

Lecture 6: Testing the Politics Quiz

Lecture 7: Directory Information for the Politics Quiz

Lecture 8: Deploying to get the Politics Quiz Published

Chapter 14: Project Four: Arts & Lifestyle Category

Lecture 1: Creation of the Culture and Traditions

Lecture 2: Make users find the application

Lecture 3: Adding Actions in the Culture and Traditions: Part 01

Lecture 4: Adding Actions in the Culture and Traditions: Part 02

Lecture 5: Testing the Culture & Traditions in Simulator

Lecture 6: Customize the application as per your brand

Lecture 7: Directory Information for the Culture & Traditions

Lecture 8: Deploying to get the Culture & Traditions Published

Chapter 15: Project Five: Building Personality Dev Record using Personality Quiz Template

Instructors

Divyansh Agarwal
Udemy Instructor | 3500+ Students, 117 Countries

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5 stars: 8 votes

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