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grammyjs / tools

A collection of web-based tools to help in the bot development process. [Unmaintained. Succeeded by telegram.tools.]
https://tools.grammy.dev
MIT License
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use of multiple technologies in the project which seems quite uneccesary imo !!! #3

Closed code-withAshish closed 1 year ago

code-withAshish commented 1 year ago

as i saw in the repository the ui is made in react and some parts in vue which is somewhat confusing to me as the UI is very simple and why would you need two different frameworks to do this and also usage of deno in the project is okay but still why?

code-withAshish commented 1 year ago

as i saw in the repository the ui is made in react and some parts in vue which is somewhat confusing to me as the UI is very simple and why would you need two different frameworks to do this and also usage of deno in the project is okay but still why?

also what I mean by all of this is , such a simple work could have been done by single technology to keep the matter simple and more maintainable .

dcdunkan commented 1 year ago

You should read the thread in the group chat. Astro is used because it supports multiple technologies as you noted, and this allows others to contribute with whatever they are comfortable with.

Discussion: https://t.me/grammyjs/118131 and the Astro suggestion: https://t.me/grammyjs/118298.

code-withAshish commented 1 year ago

Yeah although the t.me links are not working for some reason..my confusion was not with astro but usage of different frameworks in it for such a simple task, but I think that's quite reasonable. also any workarounds for the chat links?

dcdunkan commented 1 year ago

also any workarounds for the chat links?

Try pasting the link in your Telegram client and then opening it from there (e.g.: send to saved messages). Or if t.me is blocked by your ISP, (I had similar experience before) changing t.me to telegram.me should work.