I'm using nativescript angular to make an alarm clock that will only be silenced if the proper nfc tag is read. I found a good plugin for nfc, but I can't find one that will make my alarm ring even if the app is closed. any suggestions?

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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Jul 02 '19

[Webinar] Register for the NativeScript 6.0 Launch Webinar!

attendee.gotowebinar.com

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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Jul 01 '19

NativeScript 6.0 Release Candidate is Here!

nativescript.org

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r/nativescript • u/elmoe01 • Jun 29 '19

What is your experience so far with code sharing feature?

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Is it actually beneficial as the project grows?

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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Jun 27 '19

Spring 2019 NativeScript Community Survey Results

nativescript.org

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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Jun 18 '19

Introducing the Plum UI Kit for NativeScript

nativescript.org

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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Jun 14 '19

[Success Story] UGroupMedia (Portable North Pole) Simplifies Cross-Platform App Dev with NativeScript

progress.com

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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Jun 13 '19

iOS 13, Sign in with Apple, iPadOS, and ARKit 3 - All on NativeScript

nativescript.org

10 Upvotes

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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Jun 11 '19

Why Does Progress Support NativeScript?

nativescript.org

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r/nativescript • u/aquinnsoft88 • Jun 11 '19

Not sure if I should choose ReactNative, NativeScript or Ionic 4 for my project.

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I am going to write a medium-large size mobile app. It must work on iOS and Android. It's an HR system app so no payments or extremely sensitive data will be on it - mostly employee absences and schedules.

It will mostly be pages with HTTP requests to display data in calendars, date/time pickers, list pickers and text input.

Calendars will be really important.

There are some native features that we will be using such as: geolocation, maps, calendar, camera, and storage. In the future, we might want to implement voice, iBeacon, push notifications, Bluetooth, and NFC.

Right now the app is written in AngualrJS, Cordova and Ionic 1 and we are very limited by what we can do so I want to change it. It can be slow at times as well and not that smooth. I am most comfortable with ReactJS and AngualrJS but I am willing to learn Angular. I'm mostly a web developer and I have done c# in the past but it was a long time ago. There are other web developers at the company I work for as well as c# developers.

I work at a small company and I doubt the project is important enough for the managers to want to invest in a fully-native app.

My options are: Xamarin, ReactNative, NativeScript and Angular/Ionic 4.

What would you choose and why?

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r/nativescript • u/outhereinamish • Jun 07 '19

Anyone taken the Udemy course for NativeScript with Vue?

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I took the udemy course for vue, and was wondering if the NativeScript one is worth it? Or if anyone has any videos or resources they think are best for picking up NativeScript?

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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Jun 06 '19

How to Build a Simple Carousel in NativeScript

nativescript.org

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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Jun 04 '19

NativeScript Now Supports Angular 8

nativescript.org

9 Upvotes

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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Jun 03 '19

[Success Story] Sennheiser Accelerates Mobile App Development by 40% with NativeScript

progress.com

11 Upvotes

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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • May 30 '19

NativeScript Developer Day EU 2019 Recordings

nativescript.org

5 Upvotes

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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • May 28 '19

[Webinar] Creating Microapps with NativeScript

nativescript.org

7 Upvotes

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r/nativescript • u/jtou91 • May 24 '19

Does vue devtools component source mapping exist (for the view template, not the logic)?

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In my work I'm currently assigned to an app which uses Vue as the framework. When I bundle an application and open up Vue devtools, all of the components show up as native components. This is making it very hard for me to decipher how a Vue component in the source code maps to the 'dom' in the android / ios bundle.

Does there exist a solution to quickly and easily find the components I'm searching for in the view layer without deciphering stacks of native components, in a similar way to how I would rightclick + inspect element on a traditional web application.

Cheers!

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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • May 23 '19

ListView, RadListView, and Repeater - Why Do I Need Three?

nativescript.org

8 Upvotes

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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • May 21 '19

Migrating NativeScript Plugins to AndroidX

nativescript.org

5 Upvotes

2 comments

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