- Overview
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1.1 Introduction
In this course, we'll work together step by step to build a simple application. Along the way, you'll learn how to use the NativeScript command-line interface, how to implement an MVVM app architecture, and how to create screens with the most common NativeScript UI components and layouts.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:02
1.2Why Use NativeScript?02:03
1.3What We're Going to Build00:58
2.Code a Mobile App
2.1Install NativeScript02:51
2.2`tns` Commands03:47
2.3Development Workflow01:36
2.4NativeScript Project Structure03:57
2.5UI Development Basics11:22
2.6Core Concepts05:53
2.7NativeScript Modules09:29
2.8Navigation09:47
2.9Working With Arrays and Lists06:34
3.Conclusion
3.1Conclusion00:49
1.1 Introduction
Are you trying to build a mobile application for your startup? Are you a consultant offering professional technical services to your clients? Or simply you are interested in Native Mobile application development with technologies that you're already familiar with. Well, welcome to this tuts+ course, introduction to NativeScript. NativeScript is an open source framework for building mobile applications for iOS and Android. It allows you to use JavaScript technologies for development. Unlike solutions like Apache, Cordova, or Ionic, it doesn't use WebView for rendering the UI of the app. Rather, it uses native components and accesses native APIs directly to provide a truly firsthand user experience. In this course, we are going to take a look at NativeScript. At the end of the course, you should have a pretty good idea of what NativeScript is, and why you might want to try it for your next app project.
