Unleash your web skills on native
summary
Claim: web developers use NativeScript to produce truly native iOS and Android apps with about 95% shared code. Tools actually used are Angular + TypeScript, CSS, NPM, NativeScript Sidekick and native plugins. Working demos include Bluetooth robot control via accelerometer, speech recognition and text‑to‑speech tied to DarkSky weather lookups, a native video player, and an Angular directive that swaps a slider knob via Objective‑C and fades a Captain America background while adjusting music volume — all shown running.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:47NativeScript overview
- 8:11Setting up NativeScript
- 10:24Components and layouts
- 16:26Styling with CSS
- 19:37JavaScript alternatives
- 20:42Native code with Angular
- 25:05Libraries and multilingual apps
- 27:55Plugins and demos
- 36:22Additional features
- 39:24Resources and code
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