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This post focuses on Jscrambler, a JavaScript protection product to which the author is affiliated (as CTO) The 2019 "State of JavaScript" survey puts React.js as the front-end framework of choice. Because React powers enterprise-grade applications, it requires an enterprise security solution. This tutorial will explain how to integrate JSCrambler seamlessly into React's build process in just a few minutes. You'll learn how to protect your React source code with the most advanced polymorphic obfuscation techniques, along with code locks and code locks.