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JSBotDev is a small Telegram bot development workshop. “JS” in the name stands for JavaScript — the most common programming language in the world (it’s also faster than Python). Our clients are individuals and small businesses who need a high-quality bot designed to last for years. We’re open to challenging ideas — send your technical task here: @botdevjs
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All the details are on the website: jsbotdev.com
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You can use this calculator and read the examples below for a very rough estimate
Such bots don’t have a multi-level interface or a full-fledged database and usually handle a single main task
Example from practice: The random photo sender. Sends random photos from specified channels to a group on command, plus a few extra features. It’s trickier than it sounds because Telegram bots can’t access channel history.
Usually has a database, a multi-level interface, and admin roles. It may also work with third-party services
Example from practice: The Google Sheets Bot. A construction firm needed a bot to update their corporate table (mainly to add new entries). Access to the bot is given according to the employee list in the table. Development took about a week in total.
In most cases, a complex bot is a standard bot with many more features, or with advanced functionality that requires research and experience
Example from practice: The content scraper. The client wanted to partially automate content creation. The bot checks a website, finds specific posts, modifies them, and then posts them to a channel. The interface is simple, but web scraping is always a painstaking process, so it took a few weeks to produce a stable version.
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TELEGRAM_BOT_TECHNICAL_TASK_TEMPLATE_@jsbotdev.docx
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Here is a .docx template with explanations. You can edit it locally, but we recommend using the cloud version so that both sides can edit it
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You can also try excalidraw.com. What makes it really cool is that it doesn’t require registration. A graphical format allows you to quickly and clearly show all the menus and connections between them, which is enough for simple bots. It can also work for more complex bots as part of a technical task that describes UI logic.
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You can also try excalidraw.com. What makes it really cool is that it doesn’t require registration. A graphical format allows you to quickly and clearly show all the menus and connections between them, which is enough for simple bots. It can also work for more complex bots as part of a technical task that describes UI logic.
JSBotDev is looking for a developers to be on standby
Details here: https://jsbotdev.com/news/looking-for-devs
Details here: https://jsbotdev.com/news/looking-for-devs
JSBotDev
JSBotDev needs a bot developer
JSBotDev cannot always handle the orders, so we are looking for two Telegram bot developers to be on standby
After a long break, I've finally returned to work. Write me: @botdevjs
By the way, the website was reworked. It's still ugly (sorry, I'm not a web designer), but is more informative now. Be sure to visit it if you have any questions
And, a small announcement. I'm currently working on my own bot in spare time (sort of back to basics, but in a serious way). JSBotDev will finally acquire a visiting card
By the way, the website was reworked. It's still ugly (sorry, I'm not a web designer), but is more informative now. Be sure to visit it if you have any questions
And, a small announcement. I'm currently working on my own bot in spare time (sort of back to basics, but in a serious way). JSBotDev will finally acquire a visiting card