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NativeScript has great tablet support baked in, but currently only for apps not using Angular. This post tries to offer some ideas that you can build on (or use as is) to support tablets in your Angular Native app.

helpful hints about the NativeScript Kinvey app challenge

With NativeScript 3.1, we have merged the manual instrumentation tooling and enabled all {N} apps to trace execution times of some key components. In this article you’ll learn how to enable this instrumentation, and how to use the tooling to build NativeScript apps that start fast.

Announcing the Winners of the Vue.js + NativeScript Contest

NativeScript Developer Day is back and bigger than ever. This year our one-of-a-kind event will take place at the gorgeous Scandinavia House on September 18th and 19th in New York City. Let’s look at what you can expect.

Plugins are a critical part of what makes NativeScript a compelling framework to develop iOS and Android apps. Because plugins have become essential to your apps, we on the NativeScript team are taking steps to ensure that the NativeScript plugin ecosystem remains strong. Today we’re happy to announce the first of our plugin initiatives: an official plugin seed for building NativeScript plugins.

With Progress's recent acquisition of Kinvey, NativeScript developers now have an excellent (literally top-rated) BaaS option to explore.

An in-depth overview of how some of the most useful Chrome DevTools features came to be in NativeScript.

Angular is a platform agnostic framework, where most of its building blocks are not specific to web, mobile, or desktop. Let's have a look at what we need in order to share code between web and native mobile, and some examples showing it in action.

Learn how to improve startup time of NativeScript Android application using Webpack bundling in combination with locally generated V8 heap snapshot.