Idea discussions for the HBlog

[hyunbin7303]

Any Ideas are welcome!

[hyunbin7303]

• User Profiles - Create user profiles where users can manage their posts, view statistics (e.g., views, comments), and update their information.
• Comment system - Implement a comment system where users can engage with posts. You can start with a simple comment section or integrate a third-party service like Disqus.
• Social sharing - Add social media sharing buttons so users can easily share posts on platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn, or Facebook.
• Build & Share projects - Allow users to share full project write-ups, including architecture diagrams, code snippets, and deployment instructions. You could integrate with platforms like GitHub Pages or Netlify for easy deployment links.
• Open source contribution - Encourage users to share open source projects directly from their blog posts. You could provide a template or guide for writing about open source contributions, including how to contribute, issues, and future plans.
• Dev Challenges / Exercise - Create a section where users can post coding challenges or exercises, allowing others to submit their solutions and discuss different approaches.

[habbs19]

• Section for Trending material, trending new architectural designs, plateforms, frameworks, new capabilities in dotnet
• section to share challenges experienced when implementing designs. explain the challenge, and the coding solution
• share code exmaples of useful implementions to solve specific problems. Example, GlobalExceptionHandlers, DelegatingHandler

[hyunbin7303]

• Study & Research dashboard - user can have their own research board to share their interest and customize their dashboard.

[hyunbin7303]

@habbs19 In terms of Section for trending and architecture, isn't it part of post page and we just need to create a category for it?
For section to share challenges experienced when implementing designs. explain the challenge, and the coding solution, I guess we can create "discussion/share idea" section separately. Thank you for the input.