Telegram has expanded Serverless with support for hosting Mini Apps.

The new update allows developers to host a Mini App's frontend and backend directly on Telegram's infrastructure.

The frontend can be deployed to an address like "`app.tgcloud.ai`", while backend logic can be placed in _tgcloud/endpoints/_ and called from the Mini App using
`Telegram.WebApp.Serverless.call()`.

Telegram handles user authorization, while the Serverless environment provides access to SQLite, the Bot API and external HTTP requests.

This means developers can run a complete Mini App without hosting the frontend or maintaining their own backend server.

The update is available with Serverless CLI 0.2.0.

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