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Using regular Expressions for Entities in Conversations

In conversational experiences entities are used to identify classes of objects in user phrases, for example ‘city’ or ‘person’. Watson Conversation supports entity definitions with predefined lists...

My Favorite IBM Developer Journeys

The team of developer advocates within IBM has created a new site with journeys for developers. Journeys are sample scenarios that are available as open source, well documented and easy to reuse an...

Fast On-Ramp for building Cloud-Native Apps

In order for developers to get started quickly to build applications and deploy them on the IBM Cloud, new starter kits have been made available. Check out the new IBM Cloud App Service. You can c...

How to write your own Slack Chatbots in Javascript

Last week Ansgar Schmidt and I gave a session at Codemotion How to write your own Slack Chatbots in Javascript. Below are the slides with screenshots of our demos. We demonstrated how to write a N...

Composing Serverless Apps with IBM Cloud Functions

Today at Serverlessconf IBM announced a new key capability (as IBM Research preview) of IBM Cloud Functions. With the new tool ‘Composer‘ apps can be created which contain multiple cloud functions....

Testing Watson Conversations in Slack

Next week Ansgar Schmidt and I will give a session ‘How to write your own Slack Chatbots in Javascript‘ at codemotion. We will demonstrate how to connect Slack to Watson Conversation via the open s...

Pictures from code.talks

Last week I attended code.talks in Hamburg, Germany, which is a development conference with roughly 1500 attendees. As always it was a pleasure to listen to great speakers and to talk with develope...

Deploying Apps to Kubernetes on the IBM Cloud with Helm

Helm is the package manager for Kubernetes. With Helm you can very easily deploy applications, tools and databases like MongoDB, PostgreSQL, WordPress and Apache Spark into your own Kubernetes clus...

Deploying MicroProfile based Java Applications to Bluemix

Eclipse MicroProfile is an open source project to optimize Enterprise Java for microservices architectures. MicroProfile based applications can be deployed to Kubernetes. This article describes how...

Deploying MicroProfile based Apps to IBM Cloud private

Eclipse MicroProfile is an open source project to optimize Enterprise Java for microservices architectures. MicroProfile based applications can be deployed to Kubernetes. This article describes how...

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