NativeScript is a framework for building cross-platform native mobile apps using XML, CSS, and JavaScript. In this series, we'll try out some of the cool things you can do with a NativeScript app: geolocation and Google Maps integration, SQL Lite database, Firebase integration, and push notifications. Along the way, we'll build a fitness app with real-time capabilities that will use each of these features.

In this three part tutorial series you'll learn how to extend the default behavior of WordPress page templates, and make them more flexible by adding custom fields to the page editor to directly control page output.

This is the first of a 3-part series of articles on securing data at rest. You will start off with the basics of protecting data on iOS, and the second and third articles will cover using the keychain services and encryption APIs. You'll learn the current best practices for storing data securely for users of your iOS app in Swift.

In this series, you will learn how to easily validate form input using the ngMessages module and learn how to leverage ngAnimate in the process to create a nice UX for your forms.

Google’s AMP initiative aims to cut the overhead from the web, giving mobile users an accelerated browsing experience. It uses specific markup, components, conventions, and can be applied to static and dynamic web pages alike. In this series Kezz Bracey walks through a range of CMS platforms, explaining how to get AMP up and running on each of them.

This series will teach you how to easily create responsive canvas-based charts using Chart.js. The first part of the series will introduce you to the library, discussing its installation and features.