Ashutoshrox
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I know about the Ubot Studio... Any free alternatives to it ??
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How to make bots?
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There isn't a free alternative to ubot, which is the best software to learn programming in.
You can do so much more if you learn a programming language, but that takes time and commitment.
Although learning something like php, or c++ is much harder than ubot, it is free, and you can create reusable librarys.
You can do so much more if you learn a programming language, but that takes time and commitment.
Although learning something like php, or c++ is much harder than ubot, it is free, and you can create reusable librarys.
Ashutoshrox
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I know php & c++ but noob with file handling .
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Just put a bit more practice in then, if you know those languages, then you should be able to overcome
your hurdle. I just built my first php bot the other day, and although it isn't finished, it works up to the point
that i am on. Just get yourself registetred on stack overflow, and ask your questions there, good community.
your hurdle. I just built my first php bot the other day, and although it isn't finished, it works up to the point
that i am on. Just get yourself registetred on stack overflow, and ask your questions there, good community.
Ashutoshrox
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Ashutoshrox
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I am going to start Unity in that c# is the key ... will learn it soon .
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Best bet is to practice with your given language and avoid those shortcut apps like ubot and such. I have used them all and they will end up limiting you more than they would help
MarketDomino
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imacros for relatively simple stuff (free extension for firefox / chrome) or real languages like .net, python basically anything that supports a web browser component, you can even try selenium that's a bit of a unit testing standard so perfect for doing your own bots
Ashutoshrox
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Yeah gonna try it.
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This is the only answer that should be required. You can apt-get (humor is not my strong suit) up and running with Mono on a fresh Linux box in like ... a few minutes? ish? It also has a fat standard library to boot.
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C# is definitely an awesome way to go, tons of libraries you can utilize that can get you up and running fast - and if you make a good bot, it's relatively easy to port it over to Azure by building the interface in ASP.NET, using the same (maybe a little modified depending on needs) c# code from the desktop version as the backbone to process data and (business logic), and storing and retrieving data with EF (or whatever you prefer).
Ashutoshrox
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Just started learning c#
thetrustedzone
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Just started learning c#
yes c# is your choice to go with , all TeKnife bots coded using C# , i'm making web automation course using c# hope end of this month will be ready on udemy .
Ashutoshrox
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Tell me when it is available . GLHF
This is, by far, one of the most reasonable advises on this thread. Shortcuts tools such as uBot, Zennoposter, etc. are encouraging you to stay on a proprietary tool-set with huge limitations. They also limit your potential of future skills that you can obtain if you were to go with an open-source language.
Keep in mind, the sooner you get away from automating things with browsers using behavior botting(clicking button, submitting forms, sending key strokes), and into using raw requests(and/or websockets) , the faster you will open up a new horizon of advanced skills you can acquire.
My other personal bias advice is to code bots for the 2017 and beyond age. That means 2 things:
- UI should be done in HTML/JS/CSS an accessible through the browser
- If you plan to distribute your bot then:
- The binary should be a cross-platform binary(Windows, MacOS, Linux). No other third-party libraries should be installed to be able to run the program.
Staying with C# will limit you to a Windows platform, and an experimental Linux platform with a bunch of third-party bullshit stuff you have to download to be able run your program.
Having said that, look into using ReactJs/simple bootstrap for the front-end and using the programming language like Go for the cross-platform binary.