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I am c# developer and looking for a workable telegram project.
As you know in telegram we have two situations about coding :
1-Bot API
2-Telegram API
https://core.telegram.org/
Coding around BOT API s is more simple than Telegram API s and i found many samples on the net about that.
But what about Telegram API s?
Can you introduce me a software about that?
Thanks in advance

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KalleD said:
Hi all,
APKAnalyser is a powerful app analysis tool that you can use to analyse API references, view application architecture and dependencies, and disassemble bytecodes in your Android apps. Find more details in our article on http://developer.sonymobile.com/wp/...o-analyse-your-apks-now-released-open-source/.
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https://github.com/sonyericssondev/ApkAnalyser
Cheers,
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Thanks for sharing this Kalle -- looks great. I'll be giving it a try later this week.
Jon
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