For my final post of the year, I wanted to do something fun and decided to create a chatbot that creates memes. You’ve probably seen them before in the form of image macro’s with the typical top text and bottom text. This chatbot (called the MemeBot) is built with the Bot Framework and a fun way to see what the framework can do. MemeBot can simply create images like these: In this post, you’ll learn: How to consume the RapidAPI, …
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