When the user clicks the Add a Stickie button, an interaction gets triggered.The app uses the user ID from the event payload to display the initial view with a button using the views.publish method.When a user opens the App Home, the app_home_opened event gets triggered and sent to the app server.The Home tab is automatically updated with the new note entry.The user fills out the form in a modal window, then clicks Create.The user can add a new note by clicking the button in the pane.(The Home tab should be opened by default.)
A user clicks the name of the app under Apps in the left-hand side menu in Slack client.To demonstrate what you can do with App Home, I am going to walk you through with an app called Stickies, which allows users to store short, private notes within the App Home. The About tab is where you can view information about the app. For example, in Google Calendar, the app notifies you by sending a message 1 minute before a meeting. The Message tab is where the app sends you direct messages. You can view your daily calendar from the app's Home tab, where you can modify your invitation response or join a conference call on Zoom. This is what the new surface area looks like for the Google Calendar Slack app: With the Home tab, your app can go beyond messaging to display more organized, dynamic content with blocks in a persistent location independent of conversation. It's a great opportunity, showcased in this tutorial, to welcome a user with a message with timely information. This new feature may sound familiar to you! There's been an event called app_home_opened for some time, triggered when a user selects an app from the left-hand menu. Your app can greet users, showcase customized content, or even be a little playful! Wait, don’t I already have an App Home? The Home tab is a dynamic and persistent visual interface allowing users to interact privately with your app. Within every App Home, users find multiple tabs: About, Messages, and the newly introduced Home tab. Your Slack app's App Home is a focused, 1:1 space in Slack shared between individual users and your app. By Tomomi Imura Node.js Home tab Modals Bolt
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