[phyrrus9]

As the title suggests, and because I've already started writing C# tutorials now that I'm using it nearly exclusively for work, let me know what you'd like me to write about.

[UnsignedGlitch]

Maybe a good Login / Register Application and Register needing a Key they buy off you.
Making the program open differently depending on the key they buy and put it

Basic User / Upgraded User / Diamond User / Legend User / and Admin User with panel

[phyrrus9]

Maybe a good Login / Register Application and Register needing a Key they buy off you.
Making the program open differently depending on the key they buy and put it

Basic User / Upgraded User / Diamond User / Legend User / and Admin User with panel

As for different "panels", that's just normal programming

On the topic of keys being input, I assume you're speaking of RBAC, right?

[NullData]

I wanna get into making checkers where they are not slow there is a LIB used for OpenBullet that can make the checking fast but I would like to learn how to make a good checker

Maybe a good Login / Register Application and Register needing a Key they buy off you.
Making the program open differently depending on the key they buy and put it

Basic User / Upgraded User / Diamond User / Legend User / and Admin User with panel

There is a site that lets you do that for free and only takes less then 5 lines of code
called https://trinityseal.me

this is the keys time span


Levels are basicly tiers
like stated "Basic User / Upgraded User / Diamond User / Legend User / and Admin User"

[UnsignedGlitch]

Maybe a good Login / Register Application and Register needing a Key they buy off you.
Making the program open differently depending on the key they buy and put it

Basic User / Upgraded User / Diamond User / Legend User / and Admin User with panel

As for different "panels", that's just normal programming

On the topic of keys being input, I assume you're speaking of RBAC, right?

Yes would be cool to learn,

[UnsignedGlitch]

I wanna get into making checkers where they are not slow there is a LIB used for OpenBullet that can make the checking fast but I would like to learn how to make a good checker

Maybe a good Login / Register Application and Register needing a Key they buy off you.
Making the program open differently depending on the key they buy and put it

Basic User / Upgraded User / Diamond User / Legend User / and Admin User with panel

There is a site that lets you do that for free and only takes less then 5 lines of code
called https://trinityseal.me

this is the keys time span


Levels are basicly tiers
like stated "Basic User / Upgraded User / Diamond User / Legend User / and Admin User"

yeah but issues

Up to 3 programs
Generate 100 tokens per program
50 users per program

[XWorld]

I wanna get into making checkers too !!
Ps : this thread is so cool mate, lv it.

[phyrrus9]

I wanna get into making checkers where they are not slow there is a LIB used for OpenBullet that can make the checking fast but I would like to learn how to make a good checker

Maybe a good Login / Register Application and Register needing a Key they buy off you.
Making the program open differently depending on the key they buy and put it

Basic User / Upgraded User / Diamond User / Legend User / and Admin User with panel

There is a site that lets you do that for free and only takes less then 5 lines of code
called https://trinityseal.me

this is the keys time span


Levels are basicly tiers
like stated "Basic User / Upgraded User / Diamond User / Legend User / and Admin User"

I just realized this is just basic auth tokens. I use an in-house solution similar to this with one of my clients. Essentially I'm using JWT with a lot of encoded data. It's a much more simple solution and you can encode a lot more into the token, you can also let the OS's crypto libraries do the validation for you, and you don't have to track the tokens at all (no database needed, and no phone-home needed). I might do a writeup on a similar system and how it might be used for ecommerce in a later tutorial. With this, of course you have the ability to restrict the tokens to a single device by reading the device id and encoding that into the token.

[kasach96]

hmmm .. any klick generator or bot etc.

[phyrrus9]

hmmm .. any klick generator or bot etc.

That's not a topic, it's a software engineering request, and I invite you to give a call to my company at 406-219-8426