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Last year we ran a time boxed First-Time Contribution Contest and the results were more than amazing - three times more contributions and we saw some pretty solid among them, like YARN support for the CLI! With that said, It was a pretty easy decision for us to promote this initiative to a full-time Contribution Program.

If you're like me and hate typing on a mobile device (yes, I'm much older than I look) then please add toolbars on top of your app's keyboards for quick input. Thank you on behalf of everyone.

In this final article in our security series, we look at how we can leverage existing hardware - and existing services - to take away the tedious pain of user authentication.

In this third part of our mobile app security series, we look at some simple strategies for securing data in transit between our devices and backend systems.

Part two of our series on securing your mobile app focuses on securing data that you store locally on the user's device.

This week on the NativeScript blog we'll be taking a look at mobile app security. Today we dive into what you can do to improve the security of your source code to protect intellectual property, ensure the integrity of your business logic, limit access to your apps, and even offload work to the cloud.

Implementing a Custom Route Reuse Strategy, is not only the best solution, but it is also simple and quite elegant. You can very easily add the `noReuse` flag to any path you don't want to reuse, while keeping it for all the other paths.

Learn how to hunt down (and destroy!) memory leaks in your iOS and Android apps by using Xcode, Android Studio, and your trusty Chrome Dev Tools.

UGroupMedia uses NativeScript to build and deploy Portable North Pole from a single JavaScript codebase, and it seems to be working well, as the app’s reviews have been consistently high throughout the holiday season. Let’s dive into how the app works in detail.

Learn how to use nested aux page outlets in your next NativeScript app built with Angular to achieve previously impossible app scenarios.