python-telegram-bot VS Red-DiscordBot

I've developed it using python 3.9 and the library python-telegram-bot which is really awesome. The bot receives updates and messages directly from the Telegram webhook, much better and faster than the hold "polling" method!

it's based on the Python Telegram Bot framework (they call it a wrapper but if you include the extensions it's basically a framework).

I had never heard of that wrapper, but twhile that one seems to be an implementation from the ground up using async and await, the wrapper i made is based on the official python wrapper from telegram and uses a more object oriented approach to ease the developement of bots.

I understand the whole part of writing the code, but how does the actual deployment of an app work? I have been playing around to better understand it, trying to deploy the python telegram bot on my webhosting. https://github.com/python-telegram-bot/python-telegram-bot

To communicate with Telegram bot-API I use the python-telegram-bot library. It processes each message or other type of communication via separate handlers: functions that receive update details and overall bot context.

Here is a link to the python-telegram-bot GitHub (if they’re allowed) wiki page which has information on hosting

I've used Telegram and python-telegram-bot in the past, it's reasonably easy to use.

this happened to me and a lot of friends at around the same time a week or two ago, and hasn't stopped. most of us can't use the bot, but weirdly enough some of us can and have been taking on dj duty. we're using a version of red that my friend is hosting on his server pc. we haven't changed any permissions or roles for the bot or anyone else in any server that it's in, just one day randomly we stopped being able to send /play command messages. if it were just me, i'd assume it was on my end, but this seems like a weird discord update thing or something wrong with the bot. ideas?

Build your own. It's actually a lot easier than you think. Promise. I am no tech wizzard and i've managed to make a custom bot I hosted on my own computer for years before learning to put it on a VPS. https://docs.discord.red/

https://docs.discord.red/ Here is a page that shows all the different Cogs(Features) you can add to your bot. https://index.discord.red/

I use Red Discord Bot, you host the program locally so there's no big site/service to be taken down. It has a ton of features apparently but I use it basically only for music stuff.

Red Discordbot, you host it locally so no worries about a big site going down. Has tons of features, but the music part is all I use personally.

Red Discord Bot. It's something you download and host yourself locally. The setup can be a bit concerning to read through if you aren't tech savvy at all, but their discord is very active and can probably help you with whatever issue you have.

Red Bot. It's a bot you host locally, so there's no worries about it being taken down, and it a bunch of functionality. Also nice that, since you host it locally, it has direct access to your local files, as well as youtube and such. Not needing to pay for playlist features and such is also nice.

i just installed redbot and only loaded the audio cog

can you also help with this? https://github.com/Cog-Creators/Red-DiscordBot