The easiest example is a counter <@U7A0KGURX>. In ...
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The easiest example is a counter @alien4u. In nodeJS I can do something like this:
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let myCount = 0; onRequest() { myCount += 1 }
and as long as my nodejs server is running it will keep counting. No need to store it in a database or on harddrive you can't do that with PHP since each incoming request is handled as new parsed PHP application