2020 has definitely been a chaotic year, but from a learning perspective, it has also been very productive. Since 2020 is coming to an end, I thought it would be a good time to reflect on the work I have done within the Alexa community.
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I thought it would be a good idea to validate my Alexa development knowledge and decided to take the AWS Certified Skill Builder – Specialty Exam. I’m excited to share that I passed the exam today!
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By the end of this camp, you should be able to create your own Alexa skills and publish them to the Alexa Skills Store.
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I recently started learning Python because I thought it would be interesting to learn a new programming language. I have compiled a list of some resources which may help you as well.
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I recently started hosting Alexa development classes for kids. I teach them about how Alexa works, different methods of creating Alexa skills, advanced features to make their skills more interesting, and more.
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Since there were many requests for another webinar after my first one in April, I thought I could host another session on the same topic: how to create an Alexa skill.
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I’m happy to say that I had the opportunity to speak at VOICE Global, which is 24 hours of interesting sessions and awesome presentations – all related to voice!
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I’ve been creating lots of YouTube videos on Alexa, but on Sunday, April 26th, I held my first live webinar!
Read MoreRecently, I was thinking that it would be cool if I could extend my knowledge of APL by learning how to add videos to my Alexa skills. This was one feature that I felt was important and that I was eager to learn. It was actually much simpler than I was expecting!
Read More2019 was a year of firsts for me. I published my first Alexa skill, attended my first hackathon, and went to my first Alexa Meetup. Now that we’re in 2020, I kicked off the year (and the decade) by attending and speaking at my first conference, Project Voice in Chattanooga, Tennessee!
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