I created ThePeopleRating to provide a simple and transparent way for people to express their opinions about public figures through ratings.
You can visit the site here:
Traditional social media platforms focus on posts, comments, and discussions. While these conversations can be valuable, they do not provide a simple way to measure how people feel about a specific public figure over time.
ThePeopleRating aims to solve this by allowing users to rate public figures and view the collective opinions of others.
With ThePeopleRating, users can:
The platform focuses on public figures, including:
The goal is not to tell people what to think. The goal is to provide a platform where users can express their opinions and see how others rate the same individuals.
As the community grows, ratings may reveal interesting trends and changes in public perception over time.
ThePeopleRating is still evolving. Future improvements may include:
You can explore the platform at:
If you find the idea interesting, I would appreciate your feedback and ratings. Every contribution helps improve the platform and makes the results more meaningful. ```
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]]>and may others app.
But why do you need telegram if you have a such variety of services?
Lets ask chatGPT. This is its answer:
Telegram is a messaging app that offers a unique set of features that sets it apart from other communication services. Here are some reasons why you may want to consider using Telegram:
Security and Privacy: Telegram offers end-to-end encryption, which means that your messages are secure and can only be read by the intended recipient. Additionally, Telegram has a feature called “Secret Chats” which are fully encrypted and not stored on Telegram’s servers.
Large File Transfers: Telegram allows users to send large files up to 2GB in size, which is much larger than what most other messaging apps allow.
Customization: Telegram allows users to customize the app in many ways, such as creating custom themes, using custom fonts, and even creating custom stickers.
Group Chats: Telegram allows users to create groups with up to 200,000 members, which is much larger than what most other messaging apps allow.
Cross-Platform Support: Telegram can be used on multiple devices and platforms, including desktops, tablets, and smartphones, and your messages are synced across all devices.
Overall, if you prioritize security, privacy, large file transfers, customization, group chats, and cross-platform support, Telegram may be a great communication service for you. However, if these features are not important to you, other communication services may be a better fit.
But what is the most great telegram feature, it’s telegram channels:
Telegram channels are a unique feature of the messaging app that allow individuals or organizations to broadcast messages to a large number of subscribers. Here are some things to know about Telegram channels:
Public vs. Private Channels: Telegram channels can be either public or private. Public channels are open to anyone who wants to join, while private channels require an invitation from the channel owner.
Unlimited Subscribers: Telegram channels can have an unlimited number of subscribers, which makes them a powerful tool for organizations or individuals who want to reach a large audience.
Broadcast-Only: Unlike Telegram groups, which allow members to interact with each other, Telegram channels are broadcast-only, meaning that only the channel owner can post messages.
Customizable: Channel owners can customize their channels by adding a profile picture and description, as well as by changing the channel’s name and link.
Niche Content: Telegram channels cover a wide range of topics, from news and politics to entertainment and technology. Many channels are dedicated to niche topics, such as cryptocurrency, travel, or fitness.
Overall, Telegram channels can be a great way to stay informed about your interests and get updates from your favorite organizations or individuals. If you’re interested in starting your own channel, it can be a powerful tool for reaching a large audience and sharing your message.
I’m getting a lot of a messages from recruiters, which I want to share with my friends and other people who are looking for a job.
So I created job IT channel and job IT group chat.
I invite everybody to subscribe to my channel.
It can be useful for recruiters and job seekers.
Where and how you can use telegram:
]]>Telegram is a messaging app available on multiple platforms, including:
- Mobile: iOS, Android, Windows Phone
- Desktop: Windows, macOS, Linux
- Web: Telegram Web, Telegram Desktop Web
- Other platforms: Telegram also has APIs that can be used to build custom apps for various platforms, including IoT devices, smartwatches, and gaming consoles.
You can find comprehensive list of sites for freelacers.
Let’s look at these sites:
Probably it’s the most popular freelance resource. You can find many projects here. Problem that it’s difficult to find good paying job, because there are so many developers, who are ready to work for $5/h.
And Upwork takes 20% fee from you earning. Also you need connection to apply and you need to buy them (there were free some time ago).
Is Upwork the Next MySpace of Freelancing?
You can get much higher rates there, maybe around $60-70/hour. But it’s difficult to became Toptal freelancer. They have very strict acceptance policy. Only 3% of appplicants can pass tests. Toptal even check if your English is good enough for communication with clients.
See also Toptal experience
This site is similar to Toptal. To get there you should do difficult online test.
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]]>So I decided to update my Blazor project.
Just followed tutorial above and it took 10 minutes.
So you need to do the following:
Program.cs.Startup.cs.It’s very simple actually. Just followed this tutorial: packed project from visual studio and uploaded it to nuget.org.
Okay, I did ir manually, but I want to automate this process.
For this you can use or Azure Pipelines or GitHub Actions.
I decided to go with GitHub Actions using this Publish NuGet Action.
So, I incremented library minor version from 1.0.0 to 1.0.2 and published it.
But instead just updating version of the package, it was published as new one and now I have 2 packages.
And you can’t just delete package from Nuget Gallery, you can only unkist it and I unlisted version 1.0.0.
Just to check how versioning works, I incremented version to 1.0.3 and published again.
And now I have package (two versions).
]]>My requirements:
Please see the following list of platforms:
]]>Latest is client side model, so it can be hosted as static website, for example in Azure Storage, FireBase, GitHub Pages or other platforms.
It’s easy with GitHub Pages and it’s free.
If you need to deploy there you go to Settings -> GitHub Pages -> Source, but it doesn’t work this way with Blazor.
Although Blazor is client side application, it need to be compiled before deployment.
So I opened project in VS, published to local folder, initialized git repo and published it on GitHub. And you need to add two files to repo: 404.html file with a script that handles redirecting the request to the index.html page. You can take this file here. Also you need to add empty file .nojekyll.
Also you need to add custom domain name, it won’t work without it.
Okay, I did this and it’s working. But it includes several steps to perform when you need to update website.
This is easy way to automate this using GitHub Actions.
And for this we have GitHub Pages Deploy Action on Marketplace.
To create Action you need create .yml file in your repo in folder /.github/workflows/.
As template I used the following example.
And this is my main.yml:
name: Build and Deploy
on:
push:
branches:
- master
jobs:
build-and-deploy:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v1
- name: Setup .NET Core
uses: actions/setup-dotnet@v1
with:
dotnet-version: 3.1.100
- name: Publish with dotnet
run: dotnet publish --configuration Release --output build
- name: Deploy to Github Pages
uses: JamesIves/github-pages-deploy-action@releases/v3
with:
ACCESS_TOKEN: $
BASE_BRANCH: master
BRANCH: gh-pages # The branch the action should deploy to.
FOLDER: build/BlazorGame/dist # The folder the action should deploy.
CLEAN: true
How it works: your .NET Core project compiles, creates new branch and the deploy dist folder to this branch.
You just need to add two files 404.html and .nojekyll and setup GitHub Pages options.
But when I did it, it didn’t work as expected: new branch created, but then:
fatal: invalid reference: origin/gh-pages-people
The deployment encountered an error.
Easy fix for this: just do another commit and deployment is sucsessfull to already existed branch.
And other comment: branch name should be exactly gh-pages, only in this case you can publish GitHub Pages.
And now my site is up and running.
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