This document outlines an agenda for a presentation on creating personal assistants with Microsoft Bot Framework Composer. The agenda includes discussing bot basics and what Bot Framework Composer is, installing Bot Framework Composer and its prerequisites, creating a simple dialog action, deploying a bot to Azure, implementing the bot on a website, and taking questions. The presentation will also demonstrate creating a simple dialog action and deploying a bot to Azure. It encourages attendees to provide feedback on the first time presentation.

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Create your personal Assistant
with Microsoft Bot Framework Composer
a Bot Framework Composer primer by Martin Gudel

2. Join us on September 12
… and let’s celebrate 5th Anniversary!
SPS Warsaw Team
Tomek, Edyta, Marcin

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Sponsors and Partners

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First things first: About me…

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Let me introduce Martin Gudel
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Topics, we can talk about:
• Microsoft 365 collaboration,
Microsoft Teams - Apps & Services
• Azure Cognitve Services,
• Azure Machine Learning Services

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Agenda
• Bot Basics / what is Bot Framework Composer, anyway?
• Installing Bot Framework Composer
• Create a simple dialog action / activity
• Deploy your bot to an Azure Bot Web App
• Implement your Bot on your website
• Resumee

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Bot Basics / what is Bot Framework Composer

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Side note: Bots and Chats in Microsoft Teams

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Installing Bot Framework Composer
• Google Chrome
• Node.js
• Yarn → for running your Bot
• Azure CLI → for deploying your Bot
• Bot Framework Emulator → for testing your Bot
• PowerShell Core 7
• .net core SDK 3.1
• Visual Studio Code → for editing the C# code manually

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Installing Bot Framework Composer
• Install Prerequisites
• Go to https://github.com/microsoft/BotFramework-Composer and
clone repository
cd Composer // switch to Composer folder
yarn install // install dependencies
yarn build // build extensions and libs
yarn startall // start
→ Go to localhost:3000

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Create a simple dialog action / activity
• Create a simple dialog action / activity
Time for a Demo!

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Deploy your bot to an Azure Bot Web App
1. use create.ps1 in the scripts Directory to deploy your newly created
weather bot to Azure
2. Create a Storage Account hosting your static public website for this
lesson
3. Choose the template to implement your bot on your sample website
Time for a Demo!

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Implement your Bot on your website
Time for a Demo!

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Resumee
→ Good tool to create dialogs –
but you still need some API to access Microsoft Graph
and other tools
→Break down your process in smaller dialogs
(same concept as PowerAutomate)
→Double check the proper version of .NET Core!

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Questions?

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We are doing this for the first time ☺
We’d love to hear you feedback!
http://bit.ly/SPSWarsaw2020Online_Survey

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Thank you!
Meet us in-person on September, 12th at Polish Microsoft’s Office!