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Member Spotlight: Andrew Steinkruger
Andrew Steinkruger is an AMCC volunteer. He recently graduated from University of Alaska Anchorage with degrees in Economics and Spanish. In addition to promoting healthy fisheries at AMCC, Andrew has supported other Alaska-based environmental and political organizations. He lives in Anchorage.
How did you become involved with AMCC?
I first heard about AMCC after graduating from UAA, when I was looking to volunteer for conservation work coordinated by and for Alaskans. AMCC's unique work in developing policy recommendations and engaging with coastal communities really impressed me, and I jumped at the opportunity to help out with the Catch of the Season program.
Working on the retail end of a community-supported fisheries program was a great experience. I learned a good deal about the diverse fisheries marketing their products through the Catch of the Season, as well as the Alaskans who choose to buy from a local, sustainable supply chain.
Why do you choose to support AMCC as a volunteer?
I find AMCC's commitment to community fisheries and local input really compelling. There are plenty of conservationist organizations around Alaska, but few engage with Alaskans making a living from our state's resources to the same degree as AMCC.
What part of AMCC's work interests you the most?
I'm especially excited about AMCC's work to improve fisheries access for Alaskans through the Young Fishermen's Network. Any program encouraging community entrepreneurship is worth supporting, and seeing other young Alaskans develop livelihoods in fisheries is inspiring.
What do you see as the biggest threat to Alaska's small-boat commercial fisherman?
In a word, consolidation. The trend toward out-of-state ownership of Alaskan fishing fleets is longstanding, and continues to threaten effective stewardship of the state's marine resources.
What three things do you love most about living in Alaska, or in your community?
Only three?
Alaska's natural wealth, public access, and opportunities for public engagement with regulation are three things I love about living in Southcentral Alaska that I might not find in any other state. The diversity of our natural resources and the countless ways we can go about enjoying them are incredible.
Where in Alaska would you like to visit or spend more time?
A few years ago, I turned down a job opportunity in the Bristol Bay sockeye fishery. I've regretted that since, and I hope I get the chance to go out to Southwest Alaska for work and general adventure in the next few years.
What have you learned from volunteering with AMCC?
The diversity of projects run by AMCC and the organization's engagement with communities all over Alaska is impressive. I've definitely learned to appreciate the complexity of our state's marine economy, and the deep connections between coastal Alaskans and the fisheries they've built livelihoods on.
Pick.Click.Give for healthy fisheries by March 31
What proportion of Alaskans would you guess participate in Pick.Click.Give? One-in-three? One-in-10? Currently only 4% of Alaskans who file for their PFD online are choosing to Pick.Click.Give. That means 96% of Alaskans are missing out on an important opportunity to support hundreds of nonprofit organizations across our state that work to strengthen our communities.
You can still designate a portion of your PFD to AMCC, even if you've already filed. From the PFD home page, select the green "Add or Change Your Pick.Click.Give. Donation" button. You will be prompted to enter your name, social security number and date of birth. Once you click "Enter," your PFD application details will show your charitable contributions to date and provide a button to change your contributions. Follow the prompts to add new donations. The average Pick.Click.Give donation last year was $108.
Participate in Pick.Click.Give by March 31 and you'll be entered to win a cash prize equal to this year's dividend! Ten lucky Alaskans will be selected to win when PFDs are distributed this fall. There's never been a more important time to support Alaska's nonprofits and defend our natural resources from exploitation. Thank you for helping to fuel our critical work!
MSA Update: A new Congress may mean big changes for nation's fisheries laws.
By Shannon Carroll
Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) was recently named chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on Oceans, Atmosphere, Fisheries and Coast Guard for the 115th Congress. The subcommittee, among other things, is responsible for addressing matters that concern federal fisheries; it will be a key player in the ongoing effort to reauthorize the Magnuson Stevens Act (MSA). The Senate has yet to introduce a MSA bill, despite the House passing a bill in 2015, but rumors have been circulating that a draft bill is in the works.
AMCC believes strongly in the MSA. Its record speaks for itself: Since 2000, fishermen and managers have rebuilt more than 40 stocks nationwide, while Alaskan stocks under its jurisdiction have thrived since Congress passed the act. We are therefore hesitant, under the current political climate, to advocate for wholesale changes to the law. In our view, many of the issues facing Alaska and other regions could be addressed through increased funding for key programs such as at-sea monitoring, stock surveys, and enforcement; better use of existing funds; and improved application and enforcement of current laws and regulations.
Should the Senate decide to reauthorize the law, we are excited to have Senator Sullivan carrying on the "Alaska legacy" by taking a leadership position the process. Since Congress enacted the law, Alaska has always played a lead role in shaping our nation's fisheries. Under Alaskan leadership, each reauthorization has been a bipartisan effort to improve the sustainability of our fisheries through reforms based upon science and stewardship. And, because of the lead role that Alaskans have played in the process, reauthorization always been an opportunity to directly address the issues facing Alaskan fishermen. In short, each reauthorization of the MSA has made fisheries management better for Alaskan fishermen.
To date, Senator Sullivan has proven to be advocate for Alaska's fishermen, passing legislation that addresses illegal and unreported fishing, while also working to prevent others from undermining the MSA. This track record hopefully indicates the Senator's willingness to carry the Alaska legacy by putting fish, fishermen, and fishing communities first. To us, that means sensible, smart reforms that will keep this and the next generation of fishermen on the water. These reforms should include improving monitoring and accountability, strengthening community protections, reducing bycatch, and supporting the next generation of fishermen. We look forward to working with Senator Sullivan and the other members of the 115th Congress.
Shannon Carroll is AMCC's fisheries policy director. Contact him at email@example.com.
Science Advisory Committee Seeks Volunteers
Leslie Cornick, Ph.D., led the effort to form AMCC's Science Advisory Committee, which launches this year. As Dean of Research and Sponsored Programs at Alaska Pacific University, her most recent work includes beluga whale monitoring projects in Knik Arm, Cook Inlet and Bristol Bay. Read on to learn more about Dr. Cornick and the Science Advisory Committee's exciting work.
What is your background? What drew you to AMCC's' work?
I have a BA in Biological Anthropology, MA in Physiology and Behavioral Biology, and PhD in Wildlife Ecology. I'm a physiological ecologist by training, working primarily on the limits to behavioral plasticity in marine mammals and how they adapt to environmental change. I've been a supporter of AMCC's mission for a long time, so when I took a course in nonprofit sustainability and began looking for local organizations to partner with, I found AMCC to be a natural fit.
Why did you decide to spearhead the development of the Science Advisory Committee?
In my early conversations with AMCC staff it became clear that the organization was looking to build scientific capacity to bolster their effectiveness in the policy arena. Yet, without a full-time scientist on their staff, fundamental scientific advising was a gap that they needed to fill. I worked closely with Fisheries Policy Director, Shannon Carroll, and Executive Director, Kelly Harrell, to craft the concept and identify need areas. I also wanted to give back to the AMCC in a meaningful way by helping them to move the committee forward.
How will the Science Advisory Committee support AMCC's work?
My goal is for the Science Advisory Committee to provide vital input on the current state of the science in key areas so that AMCC can craft policy positions, create programs, and advocate for their constituencies based on the most up to date and best available science.
How does the Science Advisory Committee recruit members? What skills are you looking for?
We are currently recruiting volunteers to serve on the Science Advisory Committee through a variety of networks, including the Marine Section of the Society for Conservation Biology, the Alaska Marine Science Symposium, and the American Fisheries Society. We are looking for early career or established scientists who are currently engaged in research, to synthesize the current state of the science and provide summaries to AMCC staff. If you're interested in the Science Advisory Committee, have questions, or would like to submit an application, you can find out more here.
Growing the Alaska Young Fishermen's Network
By Hannah Heimbuch and Rachel Donkersloot
This has been an exciting year for the Alaska Young Fishermen's Network. We've celebrated, made new friends, and are laying big plans for the future. It's been a busy January so far. Network coordinator Hannah Heimbuch and three other Alaska fishermen recently traveled to Victoria, British Columbia, observing the annual meeting of the International Pacific Halibut Commission (IPHC). Heimbuch, along with Keith Bell and Peter Neaton of Homer, and Carina Nichols of Sitka (who was recently appointed to the North Pacific Fishery Management Council's Advisory Panel), participate in halibut fisheries that span Alaska's coastline.
The IPHC process is a robust management collaboration between two countries and multiple gear types, spanning nearly a century. Just as we've seen our fleets greying, we've seen the same among the leaders and advocates in these important decision-making bodies. As the Network develops, an important part of our mission is giving fishermen an opportunity to experience this and other management and policy processes. Meeting decision makers and mentors in the policy arena, and gaining insight and experience in the process helps expand fishermen engagement and build a new generation of skilled leaders.
Also taking place in Victoria this week was a Young Fishermen's Gathering geared toward supporting young harvesters in British Columbia, the first of its kind. Our group took some time to participate in this important discussion, an event modeled after Alaska Sea Grant's robust Young Fishermen's Summit. This gathering has been an excellent time to learn from those in other sectors, and better understand our shared strengths and challenges as North Pacific fishermen.
In other developments, Network participants around the state are gearing up to support spring workshops and events, including a fishing finance workshop in Sitka, a ComFish panel in Kodiak and a young fishermen's happy hour in Anchorage. Details for these events are still developing, but we're excited to see the Network helping to create regional opportunities that support their fishing businesses and communities. On the creative front, the Young Fishermen's Almanac is underway and in the policy realm, the Young Fishermen's Development Program continues to gain Congressional support.
In the coming year, the AYFN is going to be growing in some important ways and we're going to need lots of help and ideas along the way from folks like you. We're putting together a steering committee and regional AYFN chapters that will help create a vision for the AYFN in the future. If you are a young or a more experienced fishermen that wants to be engaged, please reach out to Hannah Heimbuch.
As part of this growing effort, we are excited to announce the pilot of the Young Fishing Fellows Program! The program will match the goals and needs of young fishermen today with host organizations across coastal Alaska engaged in fishery-related issues and projects. The aim is to provide young Alaskan fishermen with valuable learning, leadership and career-building opportunities through projects focused on fisheries management/policy, seafood business, fisheries and ocean science, marine conservation, or fishing community sustainability issues.
We are currently working with potential host organizations to develop and refine fellowship projects and plan to place 3-5 young fishing fellows in the next year. If you are interested in learning more about the Fishing Fellows program, please contact Rachel Donkersloot.
If you would like to learn more about developing the Alaska Young Fishermen's Network in your community, please contact Hannah Heimbuch to sign up and join the Network's Facebook group. Stay tuned for more information!
Hannah Heimbuch is AMCC's Community Fisheries Organizer. Rachel Donkersloot is AMCC's Working Waterfronts Program Director. Both can be reached via email or by calling 907.277.5357.
Member Spotlight: Kate Consenstein
Kate Consenstein is an AMCC member and a champion of wild Alaskan seafood. She grew up picking fish at her family set-net site on Kodiak's west side. Kate is the principal and chief strategist of Rising Tide Communications, an Alaskan communications firm specializing in public relations, strategic communications, and integrated branding. Kate's work is centered on fishery-related marketing as well as campaigns of all kinds. She lives in Anchorage with her husband and daughter.
Tell us about your connection to the ocean and Alaska's wild fisheries.
My family history, my culture and my livelihood are all connected to Alaska's wild fisheries. A large part of my job is telling the story of Alaska's amazing seafood and the individuals, families and communities that are supported by it.
How did you become involved with AMCC?
I learned about AMCC through their early Catch of the Season work in tanner crab, as well as being an excellent collaborator with Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute.
What part of AMCC's work resonates most with you?
Having been raised in a fishing family, I am truly appreciative of AMCC's efforts to support young fishermen and increase Alaskans' participation in our commercial fisheries. I wish everyone could grow up with an appreciation for our fisheries and our ocean.
What is your most vivid fishing memory?
I have so many memories of picking fish with my dad, cutting kelp off our lines, listening to the sounds of whales in the distance. It's hard to pick.
Have you ever participated in Alaska's commercial fisheries? If so, please tell us a bit about your experience.
I grew up spending summers at our family set net site on the west side of Kodiak, where my dad still fishes every summer. My brother seines in Kodiak on his boat, the F/V Atlas. My uncle owned a beautiful wooden boat, F/V Kilkenny for many years, fishing for scallops, halibut and black cod. He still catches salmon and halibut on his hand troller the F/V Godwit.
What's happening in the small boat commercial fishing industry that is exciting or encouraging?
I am excited to see so many young people investing in their own boats, especially young women. I didn't see a lot of women fishing growing up. There's a lot of positive role models out there now.
Why do you give to AMCC?
I give to AMCC because every dollar they receive contributes to Alaska's waters, fishermen, fishing communities and the things I love most about Alaska. They have top-notch professional staff that work incredibly hard and it is important to me to support them. I know they make the most of every dollar to support efforts I believe in.
Seeking Submissions for Young Fishermen's Almanac!
We are proud to announce a new project in the works: The Alaska Young Fishermen's Almanac! This book-length publication will be developed through the Alaska Young Fishermen's Network, and feature short stories, art, humor, recipes, poetry, gear/boat hacks, how tos, and more, all while reflecting our fishing traditions.
Through this project we aim to better connect young fishermen to each other, and to the skills and stories of their coastal livelihoods. By sharing it within and beyond Alaska's communities, we hope this unique collection can serve as a cultural touchstone, illustrating Alaska's fishing way of life to a broad audience. We've gathered a dynamic group of young fishermen to lead the development of the almanac, and now we need your help!
We're seeking contributions from young fishermen representing a variety of fisheries and fishing communities across Alaska. Submissions will be considered through the end of the year. Please participate and help us spread the word!
Submission ideas:
- Your favorite boat recipe
- A letter to loved ones from the water
- A tribute to your favorite captain or crew member
- A story about your best or hardest day fishing
- Illustrations of different species
- A packing list of essential items
- Advice that you wish you'd known as a greenhorn
- A diagram of a useful knot or gear hack
Click here to learn more about the almanac and read our submission guidelines.
We welcome your stories, your creative ideas and your voices in this new venture!
Get in touch with questions, ideas or submissions. Email email@example.com or call 907.227.5357.
The Alaska Young Fishermen's Almanac is a project of Alaska Young Fishermen's Network and made possible by funding from Alaska Humanities Forum.
Understanding Ocean Acidification Close to Home
By Hannah Heimbuch
Ocean acidification (OA) is a growing field of study across the globe, one that seafood producers and their communities continue to keep a close eye on. AMCC partners with groups around the state to promote this important dialogue throughout Alaska's coastal communities.
Fishermen and scientists connect in Sitka
Most recently, that work took us to Sitka for a roundtable discussion between fishermen, community members, and OA researchers, supported by the Alaska Longline Fishermen's Association. Twenty-five Sitka residents joined us for this Q&A session with a diverse team of scientists, led by oceanographer Jessica Cross of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Questions from the group focused on the impact of OA on food web dynamics and commercially important species. Scientists highlighted the long-term nature of their work, including the need for sustained monitoring to create a healthy baseline of OA data. This baseline helps us better understand the changes taking place, how those changes might impact the ecosystems we rely on, and how we might respond or adapt to them.
OA data collection and monitoring is a critical component to adaptive, ecosystem-based fisheries management. Understanding how ocean conditions are changing is an important first step towards risk assessment and, ultimately, building a path forward to adapt to changing conditions. Because the waters of the North Pacific are so large, and because the need for data is so great, stakeholder participation and coordination between stakeholders and management agencies is essential.
The Sitka discussion highlighted fisherman and community interest in participating in this process, with a focus on opportunities to meaningfully contribute to data collection. It also highlighted interest from the scientists in pursuing research that helps fishing communities and their stakeholders make strong decisions for their futures. A continuing dialogue between the research field and these communities is an important piece of sustaining the livelihoods and diverse species dependent on a thriving marine ecosystem.
State of the Science workshop draws OA experts from Alaska and beyond
AMCC began promoting this meeting format on the heels of a successful state of the science workshop, coordinated by the Alaska Ocean Acidification Network. This workshop highlighted interest in inspiring a more robust dialogue between OA experts and seafood stakeholders, among other strong initiatives taking place around the state. Additional community Q&A sessions will take place this spring. Follow AMCC on Facebook to stay in the loop.
Regional and nearshore monitoring underway in Southeast
In Southeast Alaska, residents can keep tabs on a variety of projects collecting vital information close to home. This region of the state is unique in the interesting array of OA monitoring efforts being led by Sitka Sound Science Center, the Sitka Tribe and the Alaska Marine Highway. In addition, the Sitka harbor master's office is currently home to AMCC's ocean acidification kiosk. This touchscreen device offers a unique learning experience, sharing information about OA and testimonials from stakeholders around the state.
Join the Alaska OA Network and stay informed
New monitoring projects and opportunities to weigh in on this important issue are growing every day. To keep up-to-date on OA news in Alaska and how to participate, join the Alaska Ocean Acidification Network. Another great opportunity to engage in ecosystem observations is the Local Environmental Observer Network, a Northern tribal collective that offers members an opportunity to share observations about local environmental events.
Hannah Heimbuch is AMCC's Homer-based Community Fisheries Organizer. She can be reached at email@example.com.
Local seafood pop-up market coming to Anchorage
Anchorage seafood lovers: Get your Vitamin Sea this winter with Catch of the Season, our community supported fishery! For two days only, we'll be offering a pop-up market featuring king crab, rockfish and Pacific cod at our office in Anchorage. With Valentine's Day fast approaching, treat your sweetheart (or your sweet self) to premium quality, frozen seafood harvested by small boat fishermen.
WHAT: Seafood sale, featuring king crab, rockfish, and Pacific cod harvested by Alaskan fishermen
WHEN: February 9–10 from 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.
WHERE: AMCC Office, 106 F St., Anchorage, AK 99501
This event is weather dependent. Any changes due to extreme weather will be posted to this page.
Norton Sound red king crab (10 lb. box): $250
Kodiak Jig Seafoods Pacific cod fillets (3-4 lb packages): $7 per lb.
Kodiak Jig Seafoods rockfish fillets (1-2 lb packages): $13 per lb.
Contact our local seafood sales manager, David Fleming, with any questions: 907.277.5357.
North Pacific Council Postpones Gulf Trawl Bycatch Management Program
By Shannon Carroll
This month, the North Pacific Fishery Management Council (Council) wrapped up its final meeting of 2016 by pulling the plug on the Gulf of Alaska Trawl Bycatch Management Program. Citing an impasse in discussions between the State of Alaska and members of the trawl and processing sectors, the Council passed a motion tabling further action on the agenda item. The program, which has been under development for several years, was designed to provide groundfish fishermen with the "tools" to harvest target species while operating under reduced halibut and Chinook bycatch limits.
From the beginning of the Walker administration, the State of Alaska and the groundfish sector differed over the whether a catch share-type program was the right tool for the job. After a contentious meeting in Kodiak this past June, AMCC was optimistic that a middle ground – one that would bring greater stability to the groundfish sector while also addressing community concerns regarding past catch share programs – could be reached. Nonetheless, members of the Council likened the current impasse to being stuck on a sandbar, and in a 8-3 vote decided that it was better to take a step back from the proposed program.
Despite tabling the action, the Council initiated several discussion papers involving the Gulf of Alaska trawl fishery. These analyses will evaluate, among other things, modifying season start dates and sea lion closures in the groundfish trawl fishery, current protections and stock information for Tanner crab, and the hurdles to implementing abundance-based halibut bycatch management in the Gulf of Alaska. While AMCC sees value in these efforts, we remain hopeful that the Council will continue working towards a comprehensive management structure that fits the unique characteristics of the Gulf of Alaska.
Looking beyond the Gulf of Alaska trawl fishery, and into 2017, AMCC will continue to engage on issues at the Council that affect the sustainability of federal fisheries and impact the next generation of fishermen. At the February meeting in Seattle, the Council's abundance-based halibut bycatch working group will be hosting a workshop to update and gather input on its effort to develop an abundance index for halibut. While this process has proven more complicated than we initially expected, AMCC continues to support moving towards a policy that establishes halibut bycatch caps based on the abundance of the stock. The Council will likely review the working group's efforts during its April meeting in Anchorage. Also during the February meeting, the Council will hear recommendations from the Halibut/Sablefish IFQ Committee. These recommendations stem from the 20-year review of the Halibut/Sablefish IFQ program.
Finally, the Council will continue work on the Bering Sea Fishery Ecosystem Plan (FEP)—a tool that will hopefully lead to a more comprehensive understanding of the Bering Sea ecosystem and its relationship to Council management actions. The Council recently appointed members to the Bering Sea Ecosystem Team, which will be the lead on developing the FEP. The team is expected to report to the Ecosystem Committee in February, and to the Council in April.
AMCC continues to champion the Council's efforts to implement ecosystem-based measures through the Bering Sea Fishery Ecosystem Plan. We greatly appreciate the work that has gone into the FEP development thus far and look forward to ensuring that the FEP includes defined ecosystem-level goals and measurable objectives and outcomes.
Shannon Carroll is AMCC's Fisheries Policy Director. He can be reached at 907.277.5357 or via email.
Give back to healthy oceans with a year-end gift to AMCC
I want to tell you about Reise and Harmony Wayner. This brother and sister grew up near the end of the Aleutian chain in Unalaska. Their backyard was a landscape of emerald green hills, streams filled with wild salmon, and a rich ocean filled with a diversity of marine life.
Taught by their parents, Rhonda and Paul, this generation of Wayners continues the tradition of fishing at their family's setnet site in Bristol Bay every summer. They have developed a strong sense of respect for the natural resources that support their family and other families like theirs.
Reise, Harmony, and other young fishermen and subsistence leaders from Sitka to Shaktoolik are shaping the future of coastal communities in Alaska. They understand that healthy fisheries are vital to the future of Alaska. And they are concerned about what the alarming pace of environmental change, unsettling national politics, and Alaska's ailing economy will mean for the future.
Your support is needed now more than ever by Alaska's fishing communities and families. Alaska Marine Conservation Council helps ensure the protection of Alaska's marine resources for this and future generations. Please consider making a gift today.
Thanks to you, here's a sampling of what we have accomplished in 2016:
- Grown the Alaska Young Fishermen's Network and expanded its impact to help nurture the next generation of coastal community leaders;
- Catalyzed movement towards practical and informed solutions to keep fishing opportunities in our coastal communities;
- Fostered smart solutions to bycatch in the Gulf of Alaska and the Bering Sea that consider the needs of local communities and long-term conservation;
- Built a national coalition of small-scale fishermen ready to defend the Magnuson-Stevens Act, our nation's "fish bill;"
- Advanced an ecosystem-based approach to management in the North Pacific—one that addresses fishing impacts, supports inclusive decision-making and considers the effects of climate change;
- Supported research, action, and engagement on the impacts of ocean acidification; and
- Connected more than 600 Alaska seafood consumers with community fishermen through Catch of the Season, our thriving community supported fishery.
None of us know how the new administration's actions and policies will impact our marine ecosystems. But one thing is certain. We must remain vigilant.
With your support, AMCC will—as we have for over 20 years—continue to advocate on critical issues today, tomorrow and for the next 20 years. We are in this for the long haul.
We have some ambitious goals for 2017:
- Remain a steadfast and effective voice for regional and national fisheries policy that prioritizes conservation, communities, and local economies while considering the larger ecosystem and long-term changes;
- Carry out cutting-edge social science research to generate knowledge and smart solutions to the "graying of the fleet" and support the well-being of coastal communities;
- Bring our ocean acidification educational kiosk to new communities in southeast Alaska and defend important investments in ocean acidification research; and
- Harness the power of the local foods movement and social enterprise to expand the number of fishermen and consumers participating in AMCC's community supported fishery.
Please stand with AMCC by making a gift now. It matters more than ever to Alaskans like Reise and Harmony Wayner and families in communities like theirs.
Thank you and happy holidays to you and yours.
Kelly Harrell
Executive Director


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Bots! They're everywhere! And on March 30, 2016 – Microsoft introduced its Bot Framework – a bet that bots will succeed apps and websites as the next "big thing". This series of posts will explore the Bot Framework entirely, from looking at the framework in general, creating bots, adding intelligence to a bot, to adding a bot into a custom mobile app. But before we dig into what exactly the Bot Framework is, let's first take a look at what exactly makes a bot … a bot.
What Are Bots?
Bots have been with us for quite a while. In fact every time you call a large company and get stuck in a labyrinth of voice prompts saying things like "press 1 for yes, 2 for no" – that could be considered a bot. But bots are more than that … quite a bit more. Another example would be Slackbot. It's always there listening and can provide in-context help for using Slack. For example, if you reply to a message with an emoji, it will helpfully suggest, and show you how, to add a direct reaction to it, instead of a full on new message.
Then there are the more fantastical versions of bots … imagine a Slack team at a large company – where people may or may not know each other. You and another developer are talking back and forth about what a certain requirement really means. A bot notices the back and forth with all the questions around a single business area – it also knows who the business owner is for that particular area. The bot then can loop the functionality's owner into the conversation – getting the question answered quicker.
Or maybe even better … a bot could order a pizza anytime somebody tells it to.
You can think of bots as micro-applications running within another, larger application. That larger application will have something of a chat interface in order to invoke the bot. Since people are spending more and more time inside applications such as Slack, Facebook Messenger, Telegram, Kik and any number of other apps and websites that have a chat-like interface – it only makes sense that we, as developers, would want to get our applications … or bots … in front of them.
And this is where the Microsoft Bot Framework comes in.
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At the heart of it, the services above, Slack, Kik, Facebook Messenger, all do the same thing … they send messages back and forth. They provide additional functionality that distinguish them from one another, but they all enable communication via messaging. Unfortunately, they also all expose a different API for developers to tie bots into. The Microsoft Bot Framework aims to solve this problem by giving developers a single API to develop against, and then it takes care of integrating into the various services. This abstraction frees the developer to concentrate on creating a great experience without having to bog down in service specific implementation details.
However, because each service provides unique features that a developer may want to take advantage of – the Bot Framework also provides a means to send "raw" code to the service. For example, this would be code only intended to work on Facebook Messenger and nothing else.
We can use one of two APIs to write bots with the MS Bot Framework. As you can imagine – since Microsoft maintains it – there is a .Net API to develop against. However … since JavaScript is taking over the world – there also is a node.js API as well. Once node.js gets involved, it's usually a pretty safe guess that the entry point to the framework will be a REST service – and that indeed is the case.
So let's now take a look at some of the key concepts of the Bot Framework.
Connector Service
Everything in the Microsoft Bot Framework revolves around the connector service. It provides the abstraction that allows developers to use a single API to develop a bot and then it connects it to various channels or services such as Slack, Facebook Messenger, Skype or even SMS messages.
So we know on one end all of the various channels plug into the connector service. But let's explore what it provides developers on the other end.
Activities model the actual communications between the bot and its human counterpart. They contain properties for the sender, recipient and conversation they belong to. Activities also can contain rich content – images or these things called cards. Think of a card as something of a pretty, formatted message. Another attribute of a card is that it provides an action, so for example it could be possible to launch a website by clicking a button on the card.
Activities can also maintain state … although one should design bots to be stateless by default. This means in order to maintain state, the class that models the state will need to be serializable. Finally, the activity contains functionality to invoke service specific features.
All in all, the activity is the "message".
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The Bot Builder is not a single thing, rather it is composed of many parts. These parts provide a means to easily create an entire conversation flow. One could model and create a conversation only from Activites, but the Bot Builder makes the process easier and more robust. The most significant concept within Bot Builder is the Dialog.
We can use dialogs to model an entire conversation. Dialogs have the ability to be composed together fluently – and that means we can use LINQ to put together a conversation flow.
We create dialog classes by implementing the IDialog
There are also a couple of framework provided dialogs, including one based on LUIS – or Language Understanding Intelligence Service. Ahh… now our bot is able to understand natural language – out of the box!
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We covered the core concepts that apply to both the .Net and node.js APIs. The .Net API get some additional love in the form of FormFlow (see what I did there … form of FormFlow … hilarious). FormFlow will take a normal C# class with properties and create a bot whose purpose in life is to get those properties filled in. So a fully functional bot from a single class.
Direct Line. Technically this isn't a way to create a bot, rather a way for an app to consume a bot created with the Bot Framework. So if you created your own app that needs a bot – this is the way to integrate it.
Microsoft's Bot Framework is a new framework aimed at developers to help them create bots for multiple services using a single API. It provides a rich feature set that most services have in common, and a means to invoke service specific functionality when needed. Of all the terms thrown at you – remember that the Connector Service connects your code to the services where the bots will live. Activities are the raw messages. And Dialogs abstract activities away and provide a means to model an entire conversation experience.
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