The example Guilded gives is using IFTTT to pull Reddit into one of your channels, and the setup process is certainly preferable, in my opinion, to having to deal with bot configurations. Guilded supports IFTTT and Zapier, so the possibilities are endless.
Pick a trigger, a response, and a place for it to go, and you're off to the races.įor everything else, you have webhooks, both incoming and outgoing. You don't need to know any form of programming language, either. I hope that changes in the future, though, because some of the tools Discord servers have access to through bots is phenomenal.īut with Guilded, you can make your own basic bot right within your server. Guilded takes a different route at the moment, a more streamlined approach but one which doesn't currently have a public API. If you want to do something or integrate a service with your Discord server, chances are there's a bot that can help, and if not, you can make it yourself. One of Discord's strengths is its developer community and the thousands of bots created for the platform. Instead of being all gung-ho about it, Guilded does a superb job easing new users into the platform. Guilded has other tools to make the transition easier, like interacting with channels using Discord commands and posting content from Guilded to your existing Discord server. The goodies for Discord converts don't stop there, either. It has a tool built in that can hook into your existing Discord server and import it. The bigger deal for folks who are moving over from Discord is that Guilded has done all of the leg work for you.
Once you have an account, it takes seconds to be up and running, and if you're into the idea of dedicated game areas, you can add those at setup, and Guilded will auto-generate a basic template to get started with. Setting up a server from scratch is a breeze. Servers take time to set up, but Guilded is two steps ahead of you. One of the bigger barriers to moving to Guilded, especially if you're already set up in Discord, is the thought of having to start over. Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central)
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