"For the past few months, I've been quietly rebuilding this Telegram bot framework from the ground up with one goal: eliminate the thread management headaches and blocking I/O that plague existing solutions. The Vision: What if building a Telegram bot in Ruby felt as clean and modern as writing a Rails API? What if concurrency was handled for you, deployment was one-click, and multi-step conversations were a first-class feature? That's Telegem."
"What's Different: While other gems bolt async patterns onto thread-based architectures, Telegem is async-native. It leverages Ruby's powerful async gem and the excellent httpx HTTP/2 client to provide a truly non-blocking experience. The result is a framework that scales gracefully, uses resources efficiently, and feels idiomatic in a Ruby 3.0+ world. Beyond the Tech: Telegem ships with something I felt was missing: real, copy-pastable examples."
Telegem 3.0 is out of beta and provides an async-native Ruby framework for building Telegram bots. The framework is rebuilt to eliminate thread management headaches and blocking I/O. Concurrency is handled automatically, deployments can be one-click, and multi-step conversations are first-class features. Telegem leverages the async gem and the httpx HTTP/2 client for a non-blocking experience. The framework scales gracefully, uses resources efficiently, and aligns with Ruby 3.0+ idioms. Telegem includes copy-pastable examples—a pizza ordering bot, a crypto price tracker, and a support ticket system. Community contributions and feedback are encouraged via the project's GitLab repository.
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