This weekend I participated in the biggest hackathon in the world, present in several countries, the AngelHack edition São Paulo 2016.

The contest brought together 220 students and professionals from the areas of software programming, design and communication. There were around 30 hours of intense immersion for multidisciplinary teams, with the help of around 80 mentors, to create technological solutions in the form of applications aimed at social good or research and innovation.

I created this post with the intention of helping other developers who encountered the same difficulty that I encountered during the process of developing TISS modules and HASH MD5 validations.

Mobile development has always been a big challenge for many developers due to their limited options of platforms to work on, be it Android or iOS. You should study different production environments, Eclipse, objective C, java, etc.

Probably you Developer must have asked yourself: “Is my code protected?”. I came across this question at the end of a system that I had developed in .NET and was about to put it into production, and like any cautious developer, I started researching methodologies to protect my System and, consequently, the System’s source code.