How I built and launched GruzoBot: Python, MAX API, SQLite, and first users
The author shares their experience developing 'GruzoBot,' a logistics automation service designed to replace manual cargo posting in work chats. The project is built using Python, SQLite, and the MAX messenger API. The article covers the journey from the initial idea to the launch of a functional beta version. The author focuses on technical implementation, tool selection, and the practical challenges encountered during the development process. This piece is useful for developers planning to build their own messenger-based services, as well as those interested in automating business processes within the freight industry. Further technical details and implementation insights are available in the full article on Habr.
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