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MASVS & MSTG: A Quick Guide To Mobile App Security

By Karan Gandhi | 9 min readThe MASVS and MSTG guides by OWASP provide guidance on protecting mobile apps against attacks. Let's explore them with a practical approach.
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How To Use Redux Persist in React Native with Asyncstorage

By Aman Mittal | 15 min readThe Redux Persist library provides an easy way to save a Redux store in the local storage of React Native apps. In this post, we explore how to set it up.
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Source Code Protection in Hybrid Mobile Apps

By Pedro Fortuna and Neal Michie | 2 min readMobile apps have become key business assets. To prevent client-side attacks, companies must protect their JavaScript and native source code.
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12 Frameworks for Hybrid Mobile Apps

By Jscrambler | 9 min readIn this post, we explore 12 useful hybrid mobile app frameworks to help you build hybrid mobile apps with native look and feel using the power of JS!
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Creating and Validating React Native Forms with Formik

By Aman Mittal | 11 min readFormik is a useful library for React and React Native that allows keeping track of a form's state, handling submissions, and handling validation.
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How to Animate a Header View on Scroll With React Native Animated

By Aman Mittal | 8 min readReact Native Animated is a library that allows easily adding animations to React Native apps. In this tutorial, we use it to animate a header view.
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Closing Security Gaps in Mobile Apps With Source Code Protection

By Pedro Fortuna | 3 min readAs mobile apps across the globe keep being breached, protecting the source code is key to fend attackers off and reduce the attack surface.
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Add a Search Bar Using Hooks and FlatList in React Native

By Aman Mittal | 8 min readFlatList is a component of the React Native API that allows fetching and displaying large arrays of data. In this tutorial, we use it to add a search bar.
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How to Set Up and Use Navigators in React Native

By Aman Mittal | 13 min readReact Native navigators are used to quickly set up routing of screens. In this tutorial, we fetch data using GraphQL and then pass it between two screens.
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