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      <title>Cloud ML Engine - Qwikstart</title>
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While developing Actions for Google Assistant, developers often overlook the importance of testing, continuous integration and other software development best practices. This can lead to several problems down the line when developers try to scale their Actions or incorporate new features. Analytics is also a crucial part of an Action as it helps the developers gather more insight into the user’s behavior. This talk would help them understand the importance of these basic things and how to keep them in mind while building Actions for Google Assistant so that they may build truly robust, scalable and fault tolerant Actions.</description>
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Don’t you hate when your Google Assistant replies, “I don’t know that yet” or "I can't help you with that right now." Ever wondered if you could solve this problem and extend its functionality by building your own Actions? Wouldn’t you like to publish your Actions on the Google Assistant marketplace and have everyone use it?
Google Assistant is quickly becoming the default voice assistant in a variety of hardware platforms ranging from smart speakers to smart home devices. Its functionality can be extended by building custom Actions for your specific use case.
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn all about Actions on Google, how to build your own custom Actions, test and publish them on the Google Assistant marketplace. You’ll also learn how to design great conversations using Dialogflow and integrate it into your Actions.</description>
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Google Assistant is quickly becoming the default voice assistant in a variety of hardware platforms ranging from smart speakers to smart home devices. Its functionality can be extended by building custom Actions for your specific use case.
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