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In my spare time, I find joy in tinkering with small open source projects, one of which is a straightforward Telegram bot framework called TeleBuilder. This framework is powered by the GramJS library and is written in TypeScript. I've primarily developed it for personal use to implement various bots tailored to my specific needs. However, TeleBuilder also serves as a testing ground for experimenting with new TypeScript features and approaches.
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) restrictions can be a major obstacle for web developers, preventing them from accessing data from different domains using the Fetch API. However, there is a solution that allows you to bypass these restrictions and simplify your development process - a Cloudflare Workers-based proxy.
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If you've been using Telegram for a while, you might have noticed that the official Telegram clients lack a simple way to delete all your own messages from a chat or channel with just one click, especially if you don't have admin privileges. Frustrating, right?
That's where TgEraser comes to the rescue. I've implemented an interactive command-line tool that leverages the power of the Telethon library to solve this problem. It's written in Python and available on PyPI, so you can install it with a simple pip install tgeraser command. Short usage instructions are available on the GitHub repository and in the PyPI Package description.
Say goodbye to manually deleting messages one by one; with TgEraser, you can regain control over your chat history with just a few simple commands.
Feel free to contribute, suggest improvements, or report any issues on the GitHub repository. Happy messaging! 🚀
So... I just collected all the solutions for tech interviews in one place. Sometimes I will add new tasks and solutions in that [repo]({{ site.github.owner_url }}/assessments-for-interviews).
During a recent job interview, I was asked to share a brief account of how I fell in love with coding. The question made me reflect on my journey, and while it may be a familiar story, I believe it's worth documenting.
A Glimpse into My Early Years: My interest in the IT industry began at a young age. From the age of seven, I was surrounded by technology and became curious about how different devices worked – especially the components like CPUs and GPUs. I started tinkering with hardware early on, from the ZX Spectrum to more modern systems. By the time I was fourteen, I was already assembling my own PCs.