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## Notable Differences Between Baileys Web & MD
1. Baileys no longer maintains an internal state of chats/contacts/messages. You must take this on your own, simply because your state in MD is its own source of truth & there is no one-size-fits-all way to handle the storage for this.
2. A baileys "socket" is meant to be a temporary & disposable object -- this is done to maintain simplicity & prevent bugs. I felt the entire Baileys object became too bloated as it supported too many configurations.
3. Moreover, Baileys does not offer an inbuilt reconnect mechanism anymore (though it's super easy to set one up on your own with your own rules, check the example script)
1. Baileys has been written from the ground up to have a more "functional" structure. This is done primarily for simplicity & more testability
2. Baileys no longer maintains an internal state of chats/contacts/messages. You must take this on your own, simply because your state in MD is its own source of truth & there is no one-size-fits-all way to handle the storage for this.
3. A baileys "socket" is meant to be a temporary & disposable object -- this is done to maintain simplicity & prevent bugs. I felt the entire Baileys object became too bloated as it supported too many configurations. You're encouraged to write your own implementation to handle missing functionality.
4. Moreover, Baileys does not offer an inbuilt reconnect mechanism anymore (though it's super easy to set one up on your own with your own rules, check the example script)
## Configuring the Connection