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Domaca Hrana Shop

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Domaca Hrana Shop : We Are What We Eat By Jasmin Ibrišimbegović Introduction I’m continuing my series on ethical software projects—tools designed not just to function, but to help society live in a healthier, more intentional way. In my previous article, I introduced We The People , a platform implementing Liquid Democracy. Now, I’d like to present a project with a different mission: connecting local farmers directly with buyers and promoting healthy, organic food—because we truly are what we eat. Project Vision Domaca Hrana is a sales and delivery platform for locally produced food. Producers can list their goods, and buyers can easily order fresh products from nearby sources. The platform runs on both web and mobile, with advanced order tracking and delivery features. Unlike many projects that start with a bare-minimum MVP, this platform launched as a fully developed system with all essential modules. In terms of functionality, I can confiden...
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Empowering Communities with Real-Time Voting

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We The People : Empowering Communities with Real-Time Voting By Jasmin Ibrišimbegović Introduction As civic engagement declines and trust in traditional institutions weakens, new tools are needed to empower individuals and revitalize collective decision-making. We The People is my answer: a modern platform serving the common good through Liquid Democracy and civic altruism. What is Liquid Democracy? Liquid Democracy blends direct and representative models: participants vote on issues or delegate their vote to a trusted proxy—transitively and revocably. This approach allows for participatory, flexible, and accountable governance, adapting to the expertise of each issue. Wikipedia: Liquid Democracy Watch: What is Liquid Democracy? (YouTube) Read more: Liquid Democracy—The Spark of a Democratic Revolution Project Vision We The People aims to become a digital town square, empowering citizens to: Propose and debate issues Participate...
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Building REST API service that performs image labelling

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Article Source Introduction For this tutorial I will demonstrate how to use powerful Google API's for making some useful applications. This tutorial is divided into two parts: Part 1. Building WebAPI service that handles image labeling and translation into different languages. Part 2. Consuming this RESTful service from Android application. Using the code We will start by creating new WebAPI project. Start Visual Studio select: New project ->  C# ->Web ->ASP.NET Web Application -Empty. Check WebAPI, and host in the cloud to be able to publish this project later. packages.config will contain all the libraries we need for this project. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <packages> <package id="BouncyCastle" version="1.7.0" targetFramework="net45" /> <package id="Google.Apis" version="1.19.0" targetFramework="net45" /> <p...
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