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You install node 21.6.2 but in your action.yml it uses node20, why that?

very helpful

Thanks for your highlights

Thank you so much😀

Thanks, Victor! Clear and simple explanation. I've been enjoying learning Go lately so this video is very timely.

Many thanks for the explanation, I was struggling with this for the longest time.

I wrote Miln Keysafe to parse the keychain file format. The keychain format itself has been published as open source, part of libsecurity_filedb. Those files describe the format's layout but not the contents.

Basic knowledge is always good thing.

Giving you early props because I will be running though this routine for the first time next week.

Hi victor what software do you use for recording your screen?

Thanks brother your solved my problem like subscribe ✅

Woahh, thank you. Found this after a lot of searching.

Waiting for the promised video in 2025. Any idea when in 2025? In January, June or December 2025?

That’s cool. Thanks for sharing

I really appreciate your efforts! Just a quick off-topic question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

I've been searching the entire RUclips for this - adding options using Typescript and Vite. This is really helpful. Thanks so much!

just change DNS in the wireguard config file

9:20 - Composite actions

Reusable workflows vs Composite actions :) - Thanks for the video

Hi victor, first of all, thank you for your video. I'm stuck with a problem here, since content scripts run in a sandbox type of environment, how did u manage to export those functions to be used in the test files? Currently i'm not able to test the functions inside my content scripts because of that.

Thank you so much for this series. I just binged all of it in 2x and it really opened my eyes to a lot of little things I didn't understand thus far. What I still have problems with is the actual publishing and testing of my extension by other users. I submitted it for review and added the email of a tester (in the google developer dashboard), but I couldn't find anything really accurate or helpful on the process. So far my tester haven't received an email and I don't know if I missed something to get a beta version that can be downloaded from the chrome webstore or I can give somebody to test (without giving them just a zip, to keep the source code).

Surprised there aren't more simple examples of mTLS in Go. Exactly the video I needed, thank you! 🍺

Great explanation! Thank you!

Can you share the code in a repository ?

I appreciate the time you took to make the video, however I feel like a lot more explaining could have been done instead of just copying and pasting and giving a half-ass explanation

Thanks for the explanation !! I noticed that the client sends it's private key to the server along with the cert. Isn't it a bad practice to share your private key like that ?

Great, thanks for taking the time. Was a useful guide for my project. :)

One question please. I am a developer, if I add the Insert certificate code with in my every application. And the will insert the CA certificate on every public machine automatically. Will that work as the paid certificate? Or still defender will block that ? Note: Paying every year is not possible by small companies.

Great video! I learned a nil slice == nil and print out as <nil>, but it is not a nil pointer.

What about X or wayland forwarding through SSH? I was thinking about remote developer enviroment from when I started, I tried using RDP or other remote desktops, then i switched to SSH and Neovim. But X11 has ability to forward you an application so in theory you can get it's Pycharm or other IDE through internet, but I haven't checked it. For Wayland there is waypipe i heard but I haven't tested this

nice tutorial. how did u setup ur 1password to use ur fingerprint for ssh authorizations for terminal?

Awesome. The major issue is pricing and latency.

Here's a really important step that I got stuck on. After you run 'npm start', don't look for the manifest.json file in the static directory. A new manifest.json file will appear in a folder called "dist" in the root directory of the project. When you click "Load Unpacked", use the manifest.json file from the dist directory, otherwise your extension will not load.

Great job! I would like to see how to use a framework like Vue in the creation of Chrome extensions.

Hi, I have a question. I have repo called “abc/def” and it has a reusable workflow called “deploy env” under .github/workflows folder with deploy.yaml. In the same repo under .github/actions folder I have an action.yaml file. This composite action, I am using in reusable workflow. Now, I am calling this reusable workflow from abc/xyz. Same org but different repo. But I am getting error like Did you forget to checkout local actions. Can u pls help me how to solve that. I checked for this error and some of them suggested that I need to perform checkout step. But as I am calling reusable workflow from different repo, it’s always checking out the abc/xyz not the one which has composite action. Hope you can understand the scenario. Thanks

Only the master inserts data to the db?

all youtube videos only explain the difference between composite action and reusable workflow... thank god this video explain how to use it... thanks!!

Excellent 👌. Thank you.

Thank you, very clear and useful

@VictorOnSoftware This is a great tutorial but what would have made it even better would been you actually typing out the code whilst teaching and explaining to use what is happening etc. I really looked forward to this tutorial and was disappointed about the copy and paste bit. It diminished the purpose of this perfect tutorial. I hope you consider this in your next tuturial

good job... but how to sign a file containing db.esl file for booting windows 11 sir?

good job... but how to sign a file containing db.esl file for booting windows 11 sir?

Thank you Victor, it's extremely valuable and informative! Really appreciate the work that you've done.

Hello, Thank you so much for your tutorials, can you please help by providing a better solution to protect JAR files from reverse engineering? Regards,

title should be: copy and paste to create a chrome extenstion...

Thanks for the video. Does this resolve the smart screen defender message not recognizing the EXE?

Plus one for Azure Trusted Signing. Thanks for the video, it was very informative!

thanks！

thxxxx a alotttttttttttt

Very helpful! It would be awesome if you could make a video on Azure Trusted Signing!