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Zero to Hero, Part 2: Skill Internationalization (i18n), Interceptors & Error Handling

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In this video we're going to continue on our Alexa skill building journey and focus on internationalization (i18n). We'll depart from a simple hello world skill in English and add support for more than one language while keeping a single code base.
Topics Covered:
1. Multiple models per locale
2. Key/value string resources for i18n
3. Enriching handlerInput with t function via interceptor
4. Attribute manager as key/value store
5. High level attribute types (session(short term), persistent(long term))
6. Changing locale on Build tab and on Test tab (test both locales)
Links
Zero to Hero Github:
Zero to Hero Github Part 2: alexa.design/Z2H2
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5 фев 2020

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@danilomurbach 4 года назад

Andrea, thanks a lot to share your knowledge. These videos are so helpful, Alexa's architecture seems a little bit confusing to understand at first, but it turned to be simple for now. Congrats

@feynthefallen Год назад

Binding the t function to an input object is a great trick. I gotta remember that.

@RoniYusuf 4 года назад

When I try to test the Italian translation, it didn't work. And I kinda confused where I was wrong. Then I realized that the "invocation name" can be different across the supported languages. I hope this might help you guys who have same problem with me.

@MM-vc5ic 4 года назад

Thank you so much

@user-nx2sh1mn7x 9 месяцев назад

I'm having issues with the syntax for the languagstrings that includes es-US and en-US. Is there any example of this code somewhere for javascript?

@sandeepgupta9990 4 года назад

Where can we learn the above skill development techniques if coding in python? I can follow the instructions as above if I get the commands and code library for python as the one provided is for json.