“It’s a powerful language that allows us to use OOP (object-oriented programming) to make our single code base flexible enough to support multiple requirements from our different partners and white label projects.” “Delphi gives us a quick and easy way to create our user interface and adapt it to user requirements,'' says Tischenko. Lamantine’s team of six developers started with Delphi’s RAD approach for UI design but soon shifted to breaking the UI down into individual components managed with special logic. “Using Delphi, we developed a native Windows application with a contemporary user interface and the ability to fill passwords in other applications using public and hidden Windows APIs,” says Tischenko. Meeting customer requirements with a single code base I had already used Delphi on other projects, so I was familiar with its flexibility and advantages.” Seeing Results With Delphi “Delphi allowed us to build and change the user interface easily and quickly react to user feedback. Visual Basic would have allowed us to quickly build the user interface, however it was too limited in its language features,” Tischenko says. “Compared to Visual Studio, Delphi is a modern tool for adaptive Rapid Application Development (RAD) with high-speed compilation. Tischenko and his team considered several IDEs but each had its limitations.
#Sticky password. software
Given the unique challenge of defining niche software to fulfill the rapidly emerging need for secure password management, Lamantine wanted the flexibility to react as technology, the market, and the way users accessed the internet and their software systems evolved. I started 20 years ago, it was a novel application - there really wasn’t a broad view of what password management really was - so we didn't have a clear vision of how our software should look or even what our users would need Aleksandr Tischenko, Founder and CEO of Lamantine Software Sticky Password is no newcomer to the password management space.
Finding a Flexible IDE That Keeps Pace With Ever-Evolving Requirements
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