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Sexy Hackers Clothing Inc. hosts a special day for its employees called Eureka Days! You can read about this on our website here. This is a special day allows employees to explore their creative sides and invent something useful, meaningful, fun, and maybe even a little silly. The ultimate goal is to learn something new, work together as a team, and hopefully deliver a finished product in less than eight hours!    LET THE GAMES BEGIN - FRIDAY, SEPT 21st, 2018 AT 8 AM This Eureka Days, Sexy Hacker Clothing employees will be creating their very own Amazon Alexa Voice Skill! Remember, all employees are participating, and most of them have little to no software development experience. Since people are coming together from all departments including accounting, sales, customer service and more.  To accomplish this employee will be provided access to GetStoryline.com accounts which is a "visual skill builder for non-developers." Which...

Are you looking for the PDF instruction sheet for the Alexa Skill Dungeon Sounds skill, try clicking the download link below. CLICK THE GIANT BANNER ADVERTISEMENT BELOW TO DOWNLOAD THE COMPLETE SOUND LIST PDF FILE.  If your you having trouble clicking the banner above just click here to download the PDF. PLEASE INSTALL BOTH SKILLS ON YOUR AMAZON ECHO BY CLICKING THE LINKS BELOW.  Click To Install - Dungeon Sounds Click To Install - Vicious Mockery Click To View The Complete PDF Sounds List THEN AFTER THEY ARE BOTH INSTALLED TRY... Launching the Dungeon Sounds Skill and begin playing a background sound, then say "Alexa, Vicious Mockery", you'll notice she will sling a series of insults at your opponent then return back to playing the background audio from Dungeon Sounds, this feature only works if BOTH skills are enabled. 

In this web series, we'll learn how to create an Alexa Skill that has a "user registration" module without being a software developer!  Jason from SexyHackers.com is going to show you how to create an Alexa Skill that has a "user registration" module without being a software developer! You'll learn step by step how to make your very first Alexa Voice Skill using GetStoryline.com then extend the functionality of it using Zapier.com, AirTable.com, and Twillio.com to save information collected, then reuse that profile information the next time the skill launches. For example, if you built an Amazon Alexa Skill using GetStoryline.com, that tells people where the pizza shops are in the area. Rather than always asking for their zip code when they launch your skill, you'll be able to automatically know their zip code when the skill starts and lookup nearby shops without having to prompt the user to tell you...