Learning to play the guitar with Actions on Google
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Actions on Google is a fascinating platform that allows us to create conversational experiences. These experiences can cater for many use cases, allowing us to build conversation tools using both audio and visual means - allowing you to create interactions which are accessible to many users with different needs. In this session, Joe will be exploring the Actions on Google platform, the components available to use in the Actions SDK and how you can use Dialogflow to learn how you can create a conversational guitar tutor for Google Actions.
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Learning to play the guitar with Actions on Google
Joe Birch
Joe is an Android Engineer and Google Developer Expert for Android, based in Brighton, UK and is working on the Android team at Buffer. He's passionate about coding and loves creating robust, polished and exciting projects for mobile, the web, TV, wearables and he’ll probably be toying with whatever the new thing is at the time you’re reading this – Joe loves to be constantly learning. He is also a keen writer as he loves to share his learnings and experiences with others.d writer sharing all of his experiences in the Android world, also currently working on a Firebase Book