Vincent Parrett

FinalBuilder is an Automated Build tool which supports Delphi 3 - 12.3 and C++Builder 3 - 12.3, along with many other tools. Version 8.5 adds a new Password Variable type, stronger encryption and new actions to interact with the Windows Credential Manager. https://www.finalbuilder.com/resources/blogs/finalbuilder-85-and-automise-55-release

The demo is very basic - haven't had time to produce anything more extensive.

The valid sizes will depend on your screen resolution. on my machine I get LargestWindowHeight 85 LargestWindowWidth 320 So that call to SetWindowSize is out of bounds for your machine. I guess I should make the demo use more conservative values.

Oh that's weird. What version of delphi are you using?

Hi All This is a port of the dotnet/c# Console class, which makes easy to do things like set colors, move the cursor etc. https://github.com/VSoftTechnologies/VSoft.System.Console Currently only Windows supported, however it's architected so that other platforms can be added - happy to take pull requests for that if anyone wants to add other platforms. Supports Delphi XE3 or later (compiles with XE2 but encoding issues stop it from working correctly).

I don't use delphi for cross platform dev so didn't look at those.

Thanks 1) It's stored in the windows credential manager encrypted. It's of no use to me hashed, I'm using thing credentials to pass on to other applications - for example when talking to a website. 2) Windows Credential Manager is umm... windows only.

Honestly, I don't remember - I wrote this code ages ago!

Hi All I published a simple wrapper over the Windows Credential Manager Api https://github.com/VSoftTechnologies/VSoft.WindowsCredentialManager

Hi All I published a simple threadpool based timer - currently for windows only but architected to be extended for other platforms (PR's invited) https://github.com/VSoftTechnologies/VSoft.ThreadpoolTimer The timer does not rely on windows messages (like TTimer) - so can be used in console applications and services.

Ah sorry, didn't know it was a secret🤐

It is a client server application, so there is some configuration needed. The SSL cert is because we use GRPC between the client and the server, grpc requires SSL. I guess that tool is ok for testing, but as far as I can tell it does not support certificates on tokens.

Likewise, I will definitely be going to his talk.

I'll let Stefan chime in on that 😉

ping @Stefan Glienke - he has been working in this area with even better results!