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    • Telegram language learning botAlex Necroshinko developed a simple and easy-to-use Telegram bot named Toddbot for language learning. Users create a channel, add the bot as an admin, and can add words with repetition times for language practice.

      Alex Necroshinko created a Telegram bot named Toddbot, which functions as a language learning tool. To get started, users create a channel for the bot, add it as an administrator, and choose to be the user or the teacher. The bot automatically identifies users and their students. The bot currently offers a minimum viable product (MVP) with the word repetition function. Users can add words, with or without translations, and set up repetition times. The bot handles the identification of users and their students, making the setup process simple and easy.

    • Bot-assisted language learningBot-assisted language learning empowers students to take ownership of their learning process by tracking progress and choosing when to move on from new words, allowing for a more personalized and effective approach to vocabulary acquisition.

      The use of a bot for language learning allows students to take ownership of their learning process by tracking their progress and choosing when they're ready to move on from new words. The bot transforms words into a special format and hides the translation, asking the user if they've learned the words. If the user indicates they haven't learned them yet, the bot will present the words again at a later time. If the user indicates they've learned the words, the bot will deactivate them from further presentation. This approach can be more effective than traditional methods of forcing students to learn words repeatedly, as it allows students to focus on the words they're struggling with and move on from those they've mastered. Additionally, the bot can be used by teachers to track student progress and provide feedback on pronunciation. However, due to limitations in Telegram's developer tools, developers must create their own solutions for data transmission. All user actions in the application are controllable through the use of buttons attached to messages, with the exception of user input. The bot's logic around buttons is complex enough that the developer created a separate file to describe it. Overall, the use of a bot for language learning offers a more personalized and effective approach to vocabulary acquisition, empowering students to take control of their learning journey.

    • User interaction & data transfer efficiencyEffective management of user interactions and data transfer is essential in bot development, including controlling special events, removing unnecessary markups, and transferring user data to the API while adhering to string length limits.

      The bot developer discussed the importance of managing user interactions and data transfer efficiently in bot development. The developer shared that they removed unnecessary markups after user commitment to protect their API from unwanted actions. However, they kept some markups for essential user functions. The bot is not the full application, and users have the freedom to clean the history and delete messages. The developer emphasized that they control special events and transfer user data to the API, but this process can be complicated due to the string length limit for callback data and the need to fit all necessary information within it. The developer encouraged listeners to read the third part of their article for further insights into data handling decisions. Overall, the key takeaway is that efficient user interaction and data transfer management are crucial in bot development.

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