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🤖 The BotFather MiniApp has been updated on the production server. A new BotCloud feature has been added, although it is not yet available to all users.
BotCloud will allow developers to create and run server-side Cloud Functions directly on Telegram's infrastructure. Instead of maintaining their own server or using webhooks, developers will be able to write JavaScript code in BotFather, and Telegram will execute it in the cloud.
The current update already includes a Cloud Functions editor, the ability to create, edit, save, and delete functions, as well as validation for function names to ensure they are unique and meet the required rules.
Telegram has also introduced a new domain, cloud.telegram.org, for BotCloud.
Previously mentioned:
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@telelakel
BotCloud will allow developers to create and run server-side Cloud Functions directly on Telegram's infrastructure. Instead of maintaining their own server or using webhooks, developers will be able to write JavaScript code in BotFather, and Telegram will execute it in the cloud.
The current update already includes a Cloud Functions editor, the ability to create, edit, save, and delete functions, as well as validation for function names to ensure they are unique and meet the required rules.
Telegram has also introduced a new domain, cloud.telegram.org, for BotCloud.
Previously mentioned:
[View 1], [View 2]
@telelakel