This is a Codecamp presentation from November 2015 where I talked about integrating Cortana in UWP apps. The session had examples, tips, and demos for developers who are looking to add voice activation to their new or existing apps.
13. When should you use voice
commands?
• A) When you’re searching for porn, in a
crowded bus
• B) When you want to dictate a text message,
during a concert
• C) None of the above
18. What’s in it for you?
• Make your app stand out with voice
commands
• Increase user engagement
• Give your users natural interactions
• Increase productivity
19. How do you do it?
Voice activation vs Voice recognition
29. Let’s see some code
C#/XAML Demo
Don’t fall asleep, it’ll be worth it
31. Using Cortana for voice activated apps
Bogdan Bujdea
@thewindev
http://thewindev.net
https://github.com/thewindev
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Editor's Notes
No 42 in programming
Each input device is perfect for something, voice is not suitable for everything
Because the things you can do with Cortana follow the rules of voice commands