NativeScript and CodeSharing
summary
Claim: NativeScript plus Angular lets one share real application logic and keep native UI, demonstrated by converting Portable North Pole from three repos to a unified workspace between May and October for an app with millions of users, achieving 75% of code was shared. The stack uses NativeScript, NX workspace, shared libs published to npm, platform providers for locale and a unified modal service, and templates that swap DOM or native view markup per platform.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:21Versatility
- 5:53Balance
- 6:44Advanced Seed
- 7:47Mobile User Experience
- 8:37Mobile UX
- 9:11Slack
- 9:33No magic bullet
- 10:04Singular component library
- 10:26Native component library
- 10:50View Rendering
- 11:06Balanced Developer User Experience
- 11:38Versatility with Programming Languages
- 12:40NativeScript in X
- 13:15Drop NativeScript
- 13:55CodeSharing
- 15:29Route
- 16:42Abstract Class
- 18:28Modals
- 19:33Modal Service
- 20:41Conclusion
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