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Second batch of articles about Bot Powered ACEs (SharePoint#9497)
* Initial commit of articles about Bot Powered ACEs * Updated article about building first Bot Powered ACE * Added metadata to articles * Fixed issues in articles, accordingly to guidance * Fixed issues in articles, accordingly to guidance * Finalized initial batch of articles about Bot Powered ACEs * Finalized initial batch of articles about Bot Powered ACEs * Added article about security for Bot Powered ACEs * Updated articles about Bot Powered ACEs * Updated articles about Bot Powered ACEs * Updated articles about Bot Powered ACEs * Finalized second batch of articles about Bot Powered ACEs * Finalized second batch of articles about Bot Powered ACEs * Finalized second batch of articles about Bot Powered ACEs * Finalized second batch of articles about Bot Powered ACEs
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![The UI of the new Viva Connections Dashboard while adding a new ACE. There is the new Collect Feedback ACE available in the list of Adaptive Card Extensions. There is also the rendering of the sample ACE in background, already inserted in the Viva Connections Dashboard.](./images/Bot-Powered-ACE-Collect-Feedback-UI-Adding-to-Dashboard.png)
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In the upcoming articles of this guidance, you also learn how to publish and host the Bot Powered ACEs in a real hosting environment on Microsoft Azure, rather than running them locally on a development environment.
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In the upcoming articles of this guidance, you also learn how to publish and host the Bot Powered ACEs in a real hosting environment on Microsoft Azure, rather than running them locally on a development environment.
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## Additional readings
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Now that you have built your first Bot Powered ACE, you are ready to dig into additional details reading the following articles.
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* [Authentication and Authorization in Bot Powered Adaptive Card Extensions](./AuthN-and-AuthZ-in-Bot-Powered-ACEs.md)

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The series of articles covers the following articles:
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1. [Building your first Bot Powered Adaptive Card Extension](./Building-Your-First-Bot-Powered-ACE.md)
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1. [Building your first Bot Powered Adaptive Card Extension](Building-Your-First-Bot-Powered-ACE.md)
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1. [Understanding Bot Powered Adaptive Card Extensions](Understanding-Bot-Powered-ACEs.md)
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1. [Authentication and Authorization in Bot Powered Adaptive Card Extensions](AuthN-and-AuthZ-in-Bot-Powered-ACEs.md)
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By reading the above articles, you're able to manage the development of Bot Powered ACEs for Microsoft Viva Connections and to apply the potential of this new technology.
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