
Build real backend applications with Node.js using Express, Axios, and Cheerio for web scraping, and Telegram bots with Telegraph, plus cron jobs and deployments to Railway or Render.
Create your telegram bot with Bot Father by naming it and ending the username with bot to obtain HTTP API token, store it in an environment file for Node.js integration.
Set up your environment by installing node.js, verify node -v and npm -v, create a project folder, run npm init -y, and install telegraph js for your Telegram bot.
Connect a Node.js project to a telegram bot by creating index.js, creating a bot instance with a token, and starting the bot to respond with welcome and help messages.
Explore how the Telegram bot context object captures user updates, and how the on listener handles text messages, logs context, and replies, with modular, middleware-friendly listener patterns.
Learn to build interactive Telegram bots with Node.js by implementing reply and inline keyboards, arranging multi-line button layouts, and wiring up menu and options handlers with yes/no callbacks.
Learn to design multi-step conversations in a Node.js telegram bot using telegraph scenes, including version checks with npm list and installing scenes when needed.
Install and use session and stage middlewares in Telegraf to manage context and data between messages, enabling multi-step conversations and scene workflows within a flexible middleware pipeline.
Create a multi-step wizard scene in node.js to collect a node title and content, store them in scene state, and export the add node scene.
Contrast wizard scene and base scene in Telegram bot development, showing manual single-scene control versus multi-step guided forms for booking, registration, and data collection.
Register the add note screen in the Telegram bot project by wiring the scene to index.js, applying stage middleware, and creating a start command to enter the scene.
Log user updates with middleware, then save data locally to a json database by creating a data folder with nodes.json, initializing an empty array, and persisting new nodes.
Add a show nodes command to a telegram bot built with node.js, read nodes from nodes.json, filter by user, and format results with markdown.
Implement the delete node feature with an inline button per user node on an inline keyboard and a delete node command, reading the database on each request.
Develop the delete action for a Telegram bot using regex to extract the index, filter global and user nodes, update notes.json, and provide feedback.
Fix a bug that yields two empty arrays when deleting all nodes, ensure correct data shape and a 'no nodes yet' message, and spread global and user nodes.
Build the edit node feature by listing user nodes, prompting for a new title and content via a wizard scene, and saving updates to the local database (data/nodes.json).
Implement the edit scene in index.js for the telegram bot, wiring the edit action and stage to manage multiple scenes, and debug wizard state and file path errors.
Build a Telegram bot with Node.js by creating a main menu keyboard and handlers to add, show, delete, and edit nodes; wire commands in index.js.
Build a fully interactive telegram quiz bot with node.js, featuring multiple choice questions, inline answer buttons, session-based progress, admin panel to add questions across multiple categories, and a global leaderboard.
Build a telegram bot quiz app with node.js by creating a telegram folder and data/questions.json, initializing package.json, and using telegraph session middleware to send questions with inline buttons.
Learn to build a Telegram bot in Node.js that handles quiz questions, processes user answers with bot.action and regex, updates the score, and advances through the quiz.
Implement the finish quiz function to compute and display the user's score and total, then save it by updating scores.json with a new record and writing back as json.
Create a leaderboard command that reads scores from data/scores.json, sorts by score, and displays the top ten players with user ids and scores for global ranking.
Create dynamic quiz categories for a Node.js Telegram bot by adding a category property, implementing a categories command with an inline keyboard, and filtering questions by category for quizzes.
Define an admin id and present an admin panel with an inline keyboard to add questions. Handle admin-only commands, text inputs for question, options, and answer, then save the question.
Finalize the Telegram quiz bot by implementing save new question, persisting questions to JSON, and enabling admin-driven question addition. Test quiz flow, scores, leaderboard, and dynamic categories.
Build an advanced delivery tracker bot with order creation, tracking numbers, and a multi-step wizard. Enable courier panel assignment, status updates, order history, QR code support, and define user roles.
Set up a node-based Telegram bot, initialize npm, create data models, install telegraph, and build a multi-step create order wizard with item, pickup, destination, and confirmation.
Develop a Telegram bot with Node.js by implementing a create order flow using scenes, handling confirm and cancel actions, and wiring order saving logic for a delivery tracker bot.
Build a Telegram bot that creates a unique tracking number using uuid and QR code, handles confirm or cancel via callback queries, and stores the new order in data/orders.json.
Generate a qr code for a tracking number within a node.js telegram bot, using the qr code package, and reply with the code image.
Build a courier panel for a node.js telegram bot that lets couriers view, accept, and complete deliveries, register couriers via couriers.json, and use an inline keyboard for the courier view.
Implement a view orders feature in a Node.js Telegram bot by loading orders from orders.json, filtering pending orders, rendering an inline keyboard, and updating an order to accepted.
Build a node.js telegram bot enabling couriers to update order status (pending, accepted, picked up, on the way, delivered) via inline keyboard buttons, update orders.json, and notify customers.
Debug and fix telegram bot order status by removing underscores, updating the regex delimiter, and simplifying statuses to picked, on the way, and deliver, then restart the server.
Implement a tracking system by adding a track command, parsing user input, and reading orders.json to display order details, status, courier, and created date in markdown.
Launch a telegram finder bot with node.js, building the project in VSCode and creating index.js. Implement web scraping, HTML parsing, data extraction, keyword matching, filters, deduplication, and push notifications.
Set up a Node.js telegram bot project with npm, install axios, cheerio, and node-cron, create data and scrapers folders with jobs.json and users.json, and build a jobs scraper.
Develop a telegram bot with node and telegraf, add a latest jobs command that scrapes postings, formats replies with markdown, and handle path issues while noting legal scraping limits.
Implement pagination by extending the project with multiple page html files, looping through pages, and fetching latest jobs using axios and cheerio for data extraction.
Save jobs to a json file, detect new jobs, and update the data set with entries for new job alerts. Implement scraping, pagination, multi-field extraction, and path handling in node.js.
Implement a subscribe flow that collects keyword, location, minimum salary, seniority, and tax, storing user preferences in data/users.json via scrapers/users.js.
Develop core filter logic for the Telegram bot to match jobs to users using keyword, location, salary, seniority, and tag matching; add batch jobs command and prepare for scheduled scanning.
Learn to run background cron jobs that scan all jobs every ten minutes, detect only new jobs, match them with user preferences, and send automatic Telegram notifications.
Finalize the job finder bot with axios and cheerio on an express server, refining job matching, UX, scheduling, and handling duplicates and spam, and stripe telegram payments in test mode.
Prepare and deploy a Telegram bot to the cloud using environment variables, removing hardcoded tokens, and configuring polling and webhook modes with a .env file.
Push your bot code to GitHub, initialize git, commit and push, then deploy to render.com and configure bot_token and webhook URL for production.
Deploy a telegram bot using a hybrid microservice setup by hosting the webhook on render and the cron scheduler on railway, sharing a single bot token.
Complete the course by mastering real backend systems with Node.js, including scraping, automation, APIs, deployment, and building Telegram bots, backend APIs, and background job systems.
Build production-ready Telegram bots using Node.js, Telegraf, web scraping, automation, and payments with a real-world project. Learn how to build real, production-grade Telegram bots using Node.js and Telegraf.js, even if you are completely new to Telegram bot development. This hands-on course guides you step-by-step through building powerful bots capable of scraping websites, sending automated alerts, handling multi-step conversations, processing payments, and much more.
Throughout the course, you will build practical projects including a Job Finder Bot that automatically scans job listings, sends instant alerts, matches user preferences, and offers a premium upgrade through Telegram Payments. You will also learn how to store user data, build interactive menus, schedule background tasks, and design clean, efficient bot flows using middleware, sessions, and wizard scenes.
Whether you want to automate tasks, create a personal project, start freelancing, or build a commercial Telegram service, this course gives you the skills to build real-world bot applications from scratch. By the end, you’ll understand how to structure scalable bot architectures, debug common issues, integrate external APIs, and deploy your bot so real users can interact with it. This course equips you with practical, job-ready skills that apply to countless automation and chatbot scenarios.