I’ve always enjoyed building things and digging into how they actually work behind the scenes. Programming gives me a way to take an idea in my head and slowly turn it into something real. Recently, I started working on a password manager project….
I’ve always enjoyed building things and digging into how they actually work behind the scenes. Programming gives me a way to take an idea in my head and slowly turn it into something real. Recently, I started working on a password manager project. I picked this idea not just because it’s useful, but because it lets me explore interesting topics like security, encryption, and how real applications are built.
I also wanted to experiment with using more than one programming language in the same project. Instead of doing everything in C#, I decided to integrate Python and see how the two could work together. That meant figuring out how to connect them, pass data back and forth, and deal with the small problems that come with mixing different technologies.
For me, projects like this are about learning, experimenting, and solving problems. Every challenge usually teaches me something new, and that’s what makes building things so exciting
I used Ai for not that much just for questioning which feature should I use should hash the password ,should encrypt each field or full json, and for the ui I asked grok to make me Password Vault’s UI and redesign the navigation sidebar UI. I used qodo for better naming the variables
