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This is a great idea @NordAlex! Here's the link to the swag: https://aka.ms/santa-talk-swag |
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I add chatbot who knows a lot about Christmas. His name is Charlie. Fell free to ask him every question about Christmas. It's developed on Azure QnA maker and hosted and Web App Bot. I add a new page to chat and folder with Knowledge Base. The bot is not trained well, but it knows a lot(and he VERY friendly):
To try it live you have to set up your QnA knowledge base and import file from folder SantaTalk.KB(How to import KB)
My thoughts about Xamarin and Azure
The main advantage of Xamarin is the ability to be in one .net 'ecosystem' with all in your team. It does not matter backend, frontend or mobile app - you can do it by .net and c#. It's great, but obviously today I can develop a cross-platform mobile app faster on other mobile frameworks (even if I using XF and
hotlive reload). I saw a lot of mobile apps built on Xamarin and its pain to support them(have to rebuild it on every change). It disappoints me. On the other hand, I like the idea to develop mobile apps with serverless and using Azure services. I don't have much experience with Azure but seems like it can reduce the developing cycle.Hope Xamarin and Azure team will continue to work on this powerful cloud mobile services!