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The NativeScript 3.0 release candidate is available for use today!

Last week, the Angular team released Angular 4.0.0, and today we’re happy to announce that NativeScript now supports this latest update 🎉 Angular 4 brings smaller application packages and faster runtime speeds. Let’s look at how you can update your NativeScript apps to take advantage of these optimizations.

This guest blog post from Nick Branstein looks at using required form fields with Angular and NativeScript.

Create a chat interface using Angular, NativeScript, and Firebase

Did you know NativeScript provides an open source functional testing framework that works for both native and hybrid apps? Vasil Chimev gives us more information in this article.

Many npm modules depend on built-in Node modules like fs and crypto. Those modules aren't plain old JavaScript files so they can't be executed in the NativeScript runtimes. The nativescript-nodeify plugin stubbornly tries to make those modules {N} compatible.

Last week I sat down and talked to Mike and Nick Branstein, authors of NativeScript in Action. In the video Mike and Nick talk about what got them started with NativeScript, what made them want to write a book, and what the experience of writing a tech book is like.

Ever wondered how to navigate two or more separated sections of the screen independently? In this article I will explain how that can be done with the help of named router outlets.

Learn how to leverage BuddyBuild in your continuous integration workflow with NativeScript.

Learn how to install NativeScript and develop cross-platform mobile apps on Windows.