Engineering
Intel U2F and Dashlane: an Innovative, Convenient Approach to 2FA
Intel and Dashlane are using an innovative, convenient approach to two-factor authentication (2FA) utilizing the U2F protocol. Dashlane has implemented built-in U2F support for all Windows machines running Intel’s 8th generation chips. Dashlane is an Official Intel Software Partner and the only password manager to support this innovative technology. [Read: Don’t know what 2FA is? Read […]
How Dashlane Uses Continuous Delivery to Release Better and Faster
Achieving faster and more reliable releases is the goal of all CTOs and Engineering Teams. We want to keep up with the pace of business and shorten time-to-market to offer more value to our users. Continuous Delivery, as promoted by Jez Humble and David Farley, is one of the paths to achieving that objective. There are […]
Announcing OpenYOLO: the Power of a Password Manager for Your Android Apps
Developers: OpenYOLO is ready for your application! Seamlessly add the power of password managers right into your app. If you are an Android developer and you lose too many people in the sign up/in process of your application, you’ll want to read this. What is OpenYOLO? OpenYOLO is authentication made easy and secure. You may […]
How Dashlane Uses Agile and OKR to Scale Product and Growth
A few years ago, Dashlane decided to move to Agile software development. At that time, it essentially meant adopting the Scrum project methodology inspired by the Agile Manifesto. But that was only the start of the Agile journey at Dashlane. As the company grew, we went through several steps of change, always trying to adapt […]
How Dashlane is Reinventing Credential Sharing for Consumers & Businesses
Sharing credentials with friends, family members, and co-workers is a key feature of Dashlane’s password manager. Dashlane allows you to share your Netflix account with your family, your company’s Twitter account credentials with a co-worker, and keeps shared credentials in sync on multiple computers, phones, and tablets. I’ll explain how Dashlane safely shares your passwords and […]
Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Miss Next Year’s dotSecurity Conference
A few weeks ago, we had the opportunity to attend and sponsor the 2017 dotSecurity–a great conference for developers about security, of course! We chose to sponsor the conference because: We are a security company. We love dotConferences! dotConferences organizes technical conferences in Paris for an international audience and was inspired by the quality and format […]
The Technology Stack Powering Dashlane
– Updated October 20 2021 – Our users, partners, and job candidates often ask, “what is the technology stack we use?” “What are the engines behind Dashlane?” Let’s pop the hood and take a look inside! Dashlane’s Tech Stack From Day 1, we aimed to build the best application possible for each environment and take […]
Android Just Got Easier (and Safer!): Introducing Dashlane Support for Android O’s Autofill API
Google hosted its annual conference, Google I/O, last month and announced a lot of new features and technologies for the future of Android. As developers, we’re particularly excited about the features that allow us to improve our application in ways that let you enjoy an even better experience with your passwords. Most important for Dashlane […]
Express Day at Dashlane: How We Built a Dozen Features Within a Day
At Dashlane, we think autonomy and innovation are key factors for success. Autonomy of teams and autonomy of people allow us to reduce waste and increase team satisfaction, for example, by not validating every decision with the top management. We also believe that autonomy is required for innovation. People & teams can only innovate if […]
2017 dotJS Conference Announced
A few days ago, dotJS – the largest Javascript conference in Europe announced the dates for its 2017 conference, along with dotCSS and dotGo. Photo credit: dotConferences/Flickr Dashlane engineers are a big fan of dot conferences. Last year, we attended both the dotJS and dotCSS conferences. We attended the dotJS 2016 conference and thought the venue–the […]
Dashlane Security Meetup: Discussing Malware and House Intercom Attacks
Last Thursday, we hosted the Paris Security Meetup in the Dashlane Office in Paris. 40 guests joined us for 2 discussions: The first was related to the investigation of a password-stealing malware. It was a very interesting step-by-step analysis of how malware programs operate. The second was around house intercoms. We discussed how new models of intercoms that […]
We Rebuilt the UI of our iOS App with Chainable Data Sources. Here’s How.
A few months ago, we set out to rebuild the UI of our redesigned iOS app. We wanted to give our iOS users a simpler, efficient app, with the usages and polish they would expect from their favorite service and platform. Behind the scenes, we wanted to make our app even more robust and maintainable, […]