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Let’s look at what NativeScript hooks are, and how the upcoming NativeScript 6.0 release affects how hooks work in NativeScript plugins.

The Release Candidate for NativeScript 6.0 is available for a test drive and we would love your feedback!

Check out some of our findings from the latest NativeScript Community Survey!

Earlier this March we unveiled Kinvey Studio, a low-code tool from Progress to help pro developers build apps fast. It’s been a few months since we checked in with Studio, so let’s look at what’s new, and why you, as a NativeScript developer, should care about any of this.

Plum is a new community-created "UI kit" for NativeScript. Built with NativeScript Core, Plum lets you copy-and-paste individual components or entire views into your app.

After Apple's WWDC event, NativeScript developers are ready to get their hands on the latest from Xcode 11 and iOS 13. Read about how NativeScript developers can use "Sign in with Apple" and other upcoming features on iOS.

Why does Progress support NativeScript? Why would a company, any company really, dump loads of money into a free and open source project? Learn about how Progress uses NativeScript internally, making it a win-win for the open source community and Progress alike.

Phani Sajja shows us how he build a complete Carousel UI using NativeScript and Angular.

Angular 8 was just released, and of course NativeScript supports this latest version! This also means support for Ivy as soon as it is made available.

Did you miss out on NativeScript Developer Day 2019? We've got you covered with a recording of every session right here.