🔐 Muragala Password Manager
#01 - Introduction
Hello All 👋,
Several months ago I released one of my projects to the public under the name Muragala Password Manager. It is a password manager written in Python. However, I did not have enough time to write about it. At the moment, I also have a CSharp library and CLI application written based on it. This is why I decided that it's important to write about this project to the public.
The Python edition has two versions released: Version 1.0.0 Alpha and 2.1.1 Alpha. Python edition is the main place where I plan to experiment with new ideas first before porting them to a proper C# application. This is because Python is a simple programming language that makes it easier to experiment with the code.
On the other hand, the C# edition act as the method to develop the Muragala library. This library encapsulates all the functions that handle the core functionality of the application. This means that anyone can use this library to create encrypted databases, most notably a GUI application of Muragala (PS: I'm working on it 😊).
In the C# edition, both the CLI and library are in Version 1.0.0 Alpha. This version is written in tandem with the Version 2.1.1 Alpha of the Python edition. This is because Version 2.1.1 Alpha of Python edition fixed a critical vulnerability.
I would like to point out that I am a novice programmer. I might make a lot of mistakes. On the other hand, the application is still in its Alpha state. I am still testing it myself. Please do not use it for personal work. Only use it for testing purposes. I still appreciate any help and advice that anyone can give.
In this blog series, I will continue to discuss about the Muragala Password Manager.
Cheers 🎉
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