Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Building and Debugging Alexa application with the tools provided by Amazon is tedious and time consuming without the help of debugging tools and the like. In this video I show you how you can use .Ngrok and build an Alexa app using ASP.NET Core on your local machine with the help you of favorite debugger and tools.
00:00 Introduction
03:26 Starting with the ASP.NET Core Web API Application
07:21 Introduction to the Alexa NLP Browser Console
10:48 Creating Alexa Intents
12:23 Introducing Slots in Alexa Intents
16:21 Settings up the Alexa Webhook to call your Application
20:12 Invoking the Alexa Skill and Intent
21:37 Getting the JSON for the Alexa Intent
22:29 The Ngrok local website
22:41 Having access to the Request via Ngrok
24:28 A Functional ASP.NET Core Alexa Application
27:22 Running the App and having Alexa Respond
Building and Debugging Alexa application with the tools provided by Amazon is tedious and time consuming without the help of debugging tools and the like. In this video I show you how you can use .Ngrok and build an Alexa app using ASP.NET Core on your local machine with the help you of favorite debugger and tools.
00:00 Introduction
03:26 Starting with the ASP.NET Core Web API Application
07:21 Introduction to the Alexa NLP Browser Console
10:48 Creating Alexa Intents
12:23 Introducing Slots in Alexa Intents
16:21 Settings up the Alexa Webhook to call your Application
20:12 Invoking the Alexa Skill and Intent
21:37 Getting the JSON for the Alexa Intent
22:29 The Ngrok local website
22:41 Having access to the Request via Ngrok
24:28 A Functional ASP.NET Core Alexa Application
27:22 Running the App and having Alexa Respond
