This repository contains code for the JavaScript version of the Microsoft Bot Framework SDK. The Bot Framework SDK v4 enable developers to model conversation and build sophisticated bot applications.
This repo is part the Microsoft Bot Framework - a comprehensive framework for building enterprise-grade conversational AI experiences.
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In addition to the JavaScript SDK, Bot Builder supports creating bots in other popular programming languages like .NET, Python, and Java.
To get started see the Azure Bot Service Documentation for the v4 SDK.
A rich set of samples are available at Bot Framework Samples repository.
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| botbuilder-ai |  |
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| botframework-config |  |
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