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Week 3 Livestream Content

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bOoo it's halloween! πŸŽƒ

For this task, you need to Create a project that integrates an 3rd Party API into an Alexa App. This project should build off of week 2 of the curriculum code.

This project needs to demonstrate:

  • What is a 3rd Party API
  • How does a request interface with them
  • Demonstrating adding one to an Alexa Skill.

Open a pull request to the master branch in the folder /week3/stream/. Make sure to include a README.md file containing.

  • Title of Project
  • Description of Project
  • Learning Outcomes
  • List of Needed Technologies. (Twilio Account, Node.js, etc)
  • Code Deliverable(s) To Host A Livestream

This code deliverable is the content itself that the course facilitators will be using or creating on the live stream. This content should also be inside the /week3/stream/ directory and include any running instructions or environment setup as well.

BOO! It's Halloween πŸŽƒ

For this task, your goal is to create a project that integrates an 3rd-party API into an Alexa app. This project should build off the curriculum code from Week 2.

Your project should show:

  • What a 3rd-party API is
  • How an request interfaces with 3rd-party APIs
  • How to add a 3rd-party API to an Alexa Skill

It should also include:

  • Instructions for how to set up your environment to use this app, inside the /week3/stream/ folder
  • A README.md file, with:
    • Title of project
    • Description of project
    • Learning Outcomes
    • List of Needed Technologies (e.g. Twilio account, Node.js, etc.)
    • List of Deliverables for a Livestream
      • This is the content that a facilitator would be using or creating during the stream.

To submit your project:

Open a pull request to the master branch in the folder /week3/stream/ with your project.

As a side note: you can leave a README.md template in the folder so that people can have it already when they fork the repo, and just fill it out as they work on this project.