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Implement update grouping to make less API requests #41

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opened 2022-07-13 19:37:30 +00:00 by skobkin · 0 comments
skobkin commented 2022-07-13 19:37:30 +00:00
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Now we're making at 1+N requests to Telegram API each time we're sending updates to the user.

We can operate with Telegram API more efficiently by implementing message grouping.

But we need to remember about message length limit and modify current solution (#40) to a bit more sophisticated one.

Now we're making at 1+N requests to Telegram API each time we're sending updates to the user. We can operate with Telegram API more efficiently by implementing message grouping. But we need to remember about message length limit and modify current solution (#40) to a bit more sophisticated one.
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