An Introduction to NativeScript
summary
NativeScript claims to run JavaScript JIT “on the metal” calling native iOS (JavaScriptCore) and Android (V8) APIs directly and produces real Xcode/Gradle builds or cloud IPA/APK artifacts. Development uses the TNS CLI and the Sidekick GUI, supports live sync hot reload so edits push without a full rebuild, and integrates CocoaPods/Gradle and third‑party libs. Ecosystem numbers: about 631 plugins on NPM and ~11k stars on GitHub; demos show smooth 60fps scrolling and working debug tooling.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:33What is NativeScript
- 2:55Getting started with NativeScript
- 6:05How does NativeScript work
- 13:47Example app
- 13:57Creating a new project
- 14:44Project structure
- 16:07Deploy to environment
- 17:57Demo
- 18:54Integration
- 19:52API Reference
- 20:47Plugins
- 25:32NativeScript Mobile
- 26:47NativeScript Sidekick
- 30:07NativeScript Project Finder
- 34:57Code Overview
- 36:12Stack Layout Elements
- 38:17Dependencies
- 39:47Layouts
- 40:17Data Binding
- 41:02Styling
- 41:37NativeScript
- 43:42NativeScript Github
- 44:22NativeScript Docs
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