Presenting session on "Building BOT on Telegram using C#" in C# Corner's Delhi Chapter

I will be attending C# Corner Delhi Chapter on 7th Feb again. I have attended this event couple of times before. This time I will be presenting Building BOT on Telegram using C#.

Why should you attend my session?

When I want to attend any session, I try to reason myself about why should I attend any particular session. Well, if you are wondering the same for me, here are my reasons for you.

  • We will have lots of fun learning something completely new
  • This session will encourage you to think out of the box
  • Only OOPS concept is required to attend this session
  • This session will be about BOT
  • This session will be about AI features
  • You will be able to write your BOT to teach, play, search, broadcast, remind, connect, integrate with other services

 Date and time

Date: 7 February 2016
Time: 12:30 PM - 01:30 AM (event with other cool sessions starts at 09:30 AM)
Price: Free of cost
Where: H-217, First Floor, Sector 63, Noida, India

You should come and join other speaker's session as well starting at 09:30 AM. Read more details here http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Events/221/delhi-chapter-meet-learn-net-C-Sharp-6-0-new-features.aspx

Hope to meet you again.
Update (08/02/2016)

 Thanks everyone for joining my session. It was great talking to you and hope to see you again. As I promised, here's the source code of Telegram BOT which you can use and extend http://1drv.ms/1mlm5rE. You can implement awesome applications using this open source services from Telegram.

 Some of the event pictures:

 During my session

Group picture
Location: Sector 63, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301, India

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