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Introducing Backendless Pro Community Edition: Free Single-Server Deployment
We’re excited to announce that Backendless is now even more accessible with the launch of the Community Edition: a free version of the Backendless platform for deployment on a single physical server. This change makes Backendless more accessible than ever, allowing established users who want to lower their overall cost of ownership to deploy quickly...

2FA Login Plugin Featuring TOTP

The 2FA Login plugin enables applications built with Backendless to provide an authentication option where a user can login using the TOTP (Time-based One Time Password) form of two-factor authentication (2FA).

Backendless User Management Course

User Management is a key component of any application. It is a system for handling user authentication, authorization, and administrative/management functions.

Database Security Best Practices

Following the database security best practices outlined in this article will help ensure that your data is kept confidential and secure in the face of malicious attacks and data breaches.

Secure OAuth 2.0 Login Support

To further bolster your user management capabilities, Backendless now supports OAuth 2.0 integration for your apps.

What Is Mobile Backend As A Service (MBaaS)?

In the software as a service (SaaS) landscape, there are many variations of “____ as a service”. In this article, we will explain what mobile backend as a service, or MBaaS, means.

Introducing Login With Apple

The Login with Apple plugin enables applications built with Backendless to provide an authentication option for users to log in with their Apple account.

Introducing Backendless Twilio Integration Plugin

The Backendless Twilio integration plugin enables you to implement a phone number-based login and two-factor authentication for your app. It also provides API for SMS and MMS messaging.

How to Implement Mobile-to-Web Cross Login Using a QR Code

What does  “mobile-to-web cross login with a QR code” mean? It is one of the approaches for two-factor authentication. Suppose that a user is already authenticated in your application (in our example, it would be an android app) and the user wants to use their actual session to perform an automatic authentication in another application…