The samples within this folder contain experimental work. These samples are meant to provide a way to solicit feedback on a given design, approach, or technology being considered by the Bot Framework Team.
The samples in this folder should not be used in a production environment. They are not supported and the team is not implying a given approach used in these samples will be integrated into a future version of the Bot Framework SDK. Instead, we want to provide a way to engage on topics that can help guide our roadmap for future work.
The Bot Framework Team is seeking feedback on a specific problem and possible solutions that exists when developing bots using the Bot Framework SDK.
Each sample contains a reference to the backing GitHub issue(s) that frames the problem and a bit about the approach. Feedback on the sample should be added to the issue used to track the sample.
The samples found in this folder are experimental, do not necessarily relate to one another, are stand-alone, and are not meant to be viewed in any particular order. None of the samples in the experimental folder should be used with bots running in a production environment.
Experimental samples written in C# may have dependencies on assemblies pushed on the team's daily build feed. To understand how to use assemblies from the daily build feed refer to Using MyGet to consume daily builds for further instructions.
Experimental samples are organized per platform.
| Sample Name | Description | .NET CORE | NodeJS | .NET Web API | Typescript |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| multilingual-luis-bot | The sample shows how to use the library through Middleware to support multilingual interaction with bots in general and LUIS bots in particular. | View | View |