Welcome back to Jscrambler 101! A collection of tutorials on how to use Jscrambler to protect your JavaScript. This time we’re going to talk about Self Defending. (more…)
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Since launching Cushion a couple years ago, we’ve been using AngularJS (1.x) as our front-end framework. If you’re curious how we ended up with Angular, I wrote about the decision (keep in mind this was 2014). I came from an MVCS background, so Angular re... (more…)
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Recently I got into a discussion about how to decide a function is pure in JavaScript. The whole concept of pureness seems to be blurry in… (more…)
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If you are new to JavaScript, chances are that you might find it a bit confusing at times. This is with good reason as JavaScript is a language of many quirks packed with odd behaviors and inconsistency. Let's make JavaScript a bit less confusing by tackl... (more…)
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It’s very common for JavaScript developers to claim that it’s impossible to create truly encapsulated properties and methods on an object… (more…)
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