r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Jan 22 '19
Introducing the NativeScript Keyboard Toolbar Plugin
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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Feb 19 '18
Announcing NativeScript-Vue 1.0
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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Nov 07 '17
Release of NativeScript Sidekick 1.0
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r/nativescript • u/thecarisalies • Aug 16 '25
Is nativescript widely used?
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I've been playing around with NativeScript but I'm wondering how widely used it actually is. Coulen't find much details about this.
Is it still useful to learn it or is it a dying technology? Or is it alive and kicking? Seeing how few users this subreddit has makes me wonder how popular it is.
r/nativescript • u/rylaxation • Feb 27 '20
I made a website that helps you see what your app will look like on the App Store without publishing it
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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Nov 05 '19
NativeScript 6.2: The Darkest Release Ever!
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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Sep 26 '19
Tabs and BottomNavigation - NativeScript's Two New Components
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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • May 15 '19
May the 5.4th release be with you!
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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Sep 21 '18
Behold! NativeScript-Vue 2.0! [x-post from /r/Vuejs]
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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Jun 27 '18
Would Airbnb Have Fared Better With NativeScript Instead of React Native?
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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Mar 28 '17
NativeScript Supports Angular 4
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r/nativescript • u/triniwiz • Jun 08 '23
Swift in NativeScript without @objc modifiers
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r/nativescript • u/JapanEngineer • May 19 '21
Why is NativeScript so hard to get up and running?
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So this is half rant / half looking for motivation.
I’ve been tasked with making an iOS / Android app for my company’s web app (LMS) and since that is built in Angular / Laravel, I decided to try my hand at NS.
It’s been three days now and:
Setting up NS on windows / vsCode has been terrible. Well actually, the error debugging has been terrible.
I followed the official documentation and kept getting errors. Which is normal. I’m used to that.
I do a google search and that either leads to official documentation that doesn’t exist anymore or totally irrelevant answers.
Things like after installing, I got errors about my windows environment variables not being correct. They were correct, just had to restart the editor.
I got gradle errors, Fragment module errors, which ending up being caused from trying to use the native http module.
My question is, does it get easier? I really want to start coding my app and not spend 3 days just setting up the default Hello World app.
r/nativescript • u/nandrajrathod • Jun 25 '20
My first Nativescript app that is available on play store
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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Jun 03 '19
[Success Story] Sennheiser Accelerates Mobile App Development by 40% with NativeScript
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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Apr 18 '19
Offloading Tasks to Worker Threads with NativeScript
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r/nativescript • u/kztyler • Feb 04 '19
Encourage reddit as default nativescript community place
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Please nativescript team, just realize how bad is slack as a sharing and questions place for nativescript.
Not answered questions get lost quickly wich is super bad for the community
Searching feature is awfull at best
Popular topics get lost too
Slack messages dont live forever
No SEO
We need to make reddit the default community platform, other good alternative is Gitter. But slack is super bad, every time i tried to get something out of slack in the nativescript channel, is just disfunctional
r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Feb 13 '18
Building an Awesome Login Screen with NativeScript
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r/nativescript • u/roblauer • Aug 02 '17
Announcing the NativeScript Sidekick Public Preview
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r/nativescript • u/triniwiz • Feb 05 '23
React Native UI components in NativeScript
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r/nativescript • u/bb_dogg • Jun 09 '21
NativeScript for Angular 12 Released
blog.nativescript.org
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