Telegram Bot in Java

Telegram Bot in Java, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 56 lectures, based on 52 reviews, and has 281 subscribers.

You will learn about Creating your first bot via Botfather Setting up code to program the bot How to make the bot responsive and handle messages sent to the bot from users Creating a Pizza Bot for purchasing pizza and how to deploy it This course is ideal for individuals who are Junior Developers or Experienced Developers or Those interested in working with Telegram bots It is particularly useful for Junior Developers or Experienced Developers or Those interested in working with Telegram bots.

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Summary

Title: Telegram Bot in Java

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 56

Number of Published Lectures: 56

Number of Curriculum Items: 56

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 56

Original Price: 84.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Creating your first bot via Botfather

Setting up code to program the bot

How to make the bot responsive and handle messages sent to the bot from users

Creating a Pizza Bot for purchasing pizza and how to deploy it

Who Should Attend

Junior Developers

Experienced Developers

Those interested in working with Telegram bots

Target Audiences

Junior Developers

Experienced Developers

Those interested in working with Telegram bots

In this course, you will learn how to make a responsive Telegram bot and how to make your bot respond to messages from different users.

The skills gained in this course can be applied both to your hobby projects or if you are a Developer who got asked by your employer to make a bot in Telegram to accomplish a certain function.

This course will focus on programming the bot in Java since Java is one of the most widely used languages globally.

I promise to try to make the course fun, meaningful and short so you could pick it up quickly or within a couple of few days if you’re dedicated to it.

During this course, I will be explaining first the concepts required in a concise manner and then will enhance it with practical live coding videos for each functionality and will share the code with you via Bitbucket so you are able to see my code in case you felt lost.

Who this course is for?

This course will be more meaningful to beginning programmers who already have basic coding skills as well as experienced developers who don’t like digging for hours to find the correct documentation or methods to use to program the bot.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What Makes The Course Different From Other Courses

Lecture 3: Why This Course Is Expensive?

Lecture 4: Tips on Using Udemy and Support

Chapter 2: Setup

Lecture 1: Intellij IDEA

Lecture 2: Creating a New Java Project on Intellij IDEA

Lecture 3: Importing TelegramBots Library

Lecture 4: How to create a bot

Chapter 3: Bot Programming

Lecture 1: Setting up Bots Token in Code

Lecture 2: Understanding Update Object

Lecture 3: Reply to a Message

Lecture 4: Conditional Responses

Lecture 5: Making Buttons

Lecture 6: Processing Button Responses

Lecture 7: Creating Chat Commands

Lecture 8: Retrieve Users Telegram Phone Number Automatically

Lecture 9: How to Send Emojis

Lecture 10: Handling Concurrency Problem

Chapter 4: User Data Persistence on MongoDB

Lecture 1: Introduction to Data Persistence

Lecture 2: Setup MongoDB

Lecture 3: Setup MongoDB (Part 2)

Lecture 4: Creating a MongoDB Collection and inserting user data as a document.

Lecture 5: Finding a Record in MongoDB

Lecture 6: Simple Case Scenario Using MongoDB

Chapter 5: Pizza Bot Project

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Planning and Design (UML)

Lecture 3: Introduction to Maven

Lecture 4: Creating Pizza Bot Maven Project

Lecture 5: Pizza Bot Maven Project Setup and Adding Dependencies

Lecture 6: Coding Pizza Bot

Chapter 6: Customer Support Bot

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: How to Navigate Code Project Using Git

Lecture 3: Setting up Customer Support Chat Bot

Lecture 4: Reading Bot Username and Token From External File

Lecture 5: Setting Up Responder Class

Lecture 6: Getting Bot Username and Token

Lecture 7: Bot Main Menu for Customer Support

Lecture 8: Checking Order Status

Lecture 9: Getting Information About Product

Lecture 10: Redirecting Customer to Human Support

Chapter 7: Shopping Bot and Telegram Payments

Lecture 1: Introduction to Telegram Bot Payments API

Lecture 2: Setting up the Providers Token

Lecture 3: Access to Lecture Source Code

Lecture 4: Understanding SendInvoice Method and Requirements

Lecture 5: Project Code Overview

Lecture 6: Sending an Invoice

Lecture 7: Answering PreCheckout Query from Telegram

Lecture 8: Successful Payment and Order Info

Lecture 9: Fetching Successful Payment and Order Information in the Code

Lecture 10: Congratulations

Chapter 8: Bot Deployment to a Server

Lecture 1: Deploying Bot to a Server

Lecture 2: Understanding Files Required for Deployment

Lecture 3: Bot Deployment to GUI Server

Lecture 4: Bot Deployment to Server Without GUI

Chapter 9: Resources – The Bot Projects on Bitbucket

Lecture 1: TelegramBot – Bitbucket

Lecture 2: Pizza Bot – Bitbucket

Instructors

Mousa Al Bateh
Software Engineer

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3 stars: 6 votes

4 stars: 17 votes

5 stars: 27 votes

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