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title: "Comment by Victor Barros on \"Create a Twitter Bot With Python\" | Hashnode"
description: "Hello, Sarah Kudos, your article is super didactic and inspiring! A few months ago, I also created a twitter bot with a design similar to yours, the @UraniumSto"
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Comment [Create a Twitter Bot With Python](https://hashnode.com/posts/create-a-twitter-bot-with-python/6369338a19d4e268a7629053)

[Victor Barros](https://hashnode.com/@victorbarros)

[Nov 18, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/create-a-twitter-bot-with-python/6369338a19d4e268a7629053/comment/637796c94ecc88853c130511)

Hello, Sarah

**Kudos, your article is super didactic and inspiring!**

A few months ago, I also created a twitter bot with a design similar to yours, the [**@UraniumStockBot**](https://hashnode.com/posts/create-a-twitter-bot-with-python/6369338a19d4e268a7629053/comment/twitter.com/uraniumStockBot), [Code](https://github.com/victorabarros/ura-bot).

One approach that could be better is using **serverless** products. As your application has a scheduler that triggers it, you don't need it up and running full-time. This way, you can **save money and resources**.

For example, I deployed the application at **Heroku** and used **EasyCron** to trigger it every half hour. Between one each trigger, the instance is turned off.

I hope I have opened your mind to new ideas. =\]

Bests

[Sarah](https://hashnode.com/@sarahcodes)

[Dec 2, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/create-a-twitter-bot-with-python/6369338a19d4e268a7629053/comment/637796c94ecc88853c130511#reply-638a56d51338cf81a876540a)

Hello Victor!

I think that is a good alternative. AWS is great until the free tier runs out! ;) I have not heard of EasyCron before so thank you for sharing.