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While each fiil-in form on mobile is different, the overall concept of presenting properties according to a specific data type, ensuring validation rules are respected, and saving the information follows a consistent and regular form. Wouldn’t you like to have an easy to use component that provides the end-user with the ability to enter all this data in a user-friendly and convenient way? Introducing the DataForm for NativeScript!
It is the middle of the summer here at the NativeScript headquarters, but this isn’t an excuse for us not to deliver another quality and on-time release. Please welcome NativeScript 2.2; go get the code and read about all the new things we managed to release in the last month.not
It’s time for another This Week in NativeScript, your weekly collection of NativeScript links, plugins, and more—and for this week, that includes cats and dogs!
late summer app contest
When your application needs to perform heavy, non-UI work, you must take care not to block the UI thread and disrupt the otherwise smooth user experience. On Android, using background services is the right technique for the job.
It’s the second _This Week in NativeScript_ in August, your weekly collection of all things NativeScript from the NativeScript community.
It’s time for another _This Week in NativeScript_, your weekly collection of all things NativeScript from the NativeScript community
Since NativeScript is an open source project, you may have been wondering how you can get the repository to your local machine and start contributing. Or perhaps you just want to try out the latest features that are scheduled to come out in the next release. Either way, I’m going to show you how you can grab the latest and greatest bits from the nativescript-cli repository on GitHub and be able to run multiple versions of the CLI on your machine.
Welcome to This Week in NativeScript, your weekly installment of links, videos, plugins, and more by the NativeScript community. As always, if we missed anything, make sure to add a comment so we can add it to the list.
NativeScript in Action is soon-to-be released book about NativeScript written by Mike and Nick Branstein. The first chapter is available now at no charge.
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