Slack recently rolled out 'App Home,' a new feature that takes the text-based process of coding, makes it visual as well as accessible to coders. Slack's App Home feature first made an appearance in beta at last year's Spec developer conference. As of now, Slack said, the tool is generally available.
Slack hopes to clean up the developer experience with the full-scale launch of its latest development tool. Users can find several tabs within each 'App Home' including About, Messages and Slack's Home Tab feature. The dynamic visual interface lets developers interact with apps to create custom triggers, greetings, and more.
'App Home' serves as Slack's upgrade to a previous feature that enabled a bot that greeted users with relevant information. From the located within the Slack client, access Home Tab, apps which now have more advanced capabilities that help users stay organised with visual blocks.
Take the Google Calendar Slack App for instance, with Slack's new App Home feature, developers can view their daily calendars from the app's home tab. There, they can also modify invitation responses or join a conference call on Zoom.

Google Calendar was the first to launch an App Home integration last fall, although the feature was previously in beta. Today, five more apps join App Home — Drift, Simple Poll, Zapier, Halp, and Donut. All of Slack's latest integrations perform a range of tasks that include easy access to ticketing.
If you're worried about being late to meetings, Slack's figured out a clever workaround, with the Google Calendar integration, users can set up automatic message notifications before meetings start. Under the 'About' tab, view information about the app.






