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🤖 On the test server, @BotFather has received a new setting called «Bot Cloud».
Each bot now features an «Enable Cloud» toggle. Once enabled, it generates a special Bot Cloud token (in the format app10000...).
This feature allows developers to run serverless JavaScript functions directly on Telegram's infrastructure. With Bot Cloud, a bot can operate entirely in the cloud — no need for a dedicated server, VPS, webhooks, or long polling. The code executes automatically on Telegram's servers in response to incoming updates, significantly simplifying development and maintenance, especially for simple bots.
@telelakel
Each bot now features an «Enable Cloud» toggle. Once enabled, it generates a special Bot Cloud token (in the format app10000...).
This feature allows developers to run serverless JavaScript functions directly on Telegram's infrastructure. With Bot Cloud, a bot can operate entirely in the cloud — no need for a dedicated server, VPS, webhooks, or long polling. The code executes automatically on Telegram's servers in response to incoming updates, significantly simplifying development and maintenance, especially for simple bots.
@telelakel