What is NativeScript?
With Angular, Vue.js, or TypeScript, you can create native mobile apps using the open-source NativeScript framework. If you want to learn NativeScript, here are some steps you can follow:
- Familiarize yourself with the basic concepts of web development, such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- Install Node.js and npm, which are required to run NativeScript applications.
- Install the NativeScript CLI (Command Line Interface) by running the following command: npm install -g nativescript
- Create a new NativeScript project by running the following command: tns create myapp
- Navigate to the project directory: cd myapp
- Explore the project structure and files created by NativeScript.
- Read the NativeScript documentation to learn about the various features and concepts of the framework, such as layouts, components, and the NativeScript API.
- Build simple apps to get a feel for the development process and to learn more about NativeScript.
- Consider taking online courses or enrolling in a Bootcamp to learn more advanced concepts and gain practical experience.
The NativeScript community is active and supportive. Following are some of NativeScript’s key characteristics:
- Extensible
- Module Replacement for Hot
- Simple to set up
- Rich animations, graphs, charts, and lists can be created by us.
- The root of an application can be any view, according to developers.
- sloppy coding
NativeScript enables both small and large businesses to create cross-platform mobile applications. Some of the main advantages are
- The usage of pre-existing tools and code by developers
- Simple to update, alter, and troubleshoot in subsequent versions
- Since we have development experience, we don’t need to spend time learning new tools.
- Platform-specific JavaScript APIs, which do not require learning Cordova plugins
- Facilitate authentication across several sign-on providers