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|a Getting started with NativeScript :
|b explore the possibility of building truly native, cross-platform mobile applications using your JavaScript skill--NativeScript! /
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|b Explore the possibility of building truly native, cross-platform mobile applications using your JavaScript skillNativeScript!About This Book Save your marketing time by building for iOS, Android, and Windows Mobile platforms simultaneously Be an ace at utilizing the features of NativeScript and its ability to communicate with each of the host device libraries natively Proficiently, build your fully cross-platform communication application exhibiting the fundamentals of NativeScriptWho This Book Is ForIf you are a JavaScript developer and want to build cross-platform applications, then this book is just the right one for you!What You Will Learn Install and compile your application in NativeScript Get important know-how on the NativeScript project structure Develop and style your screens for multiple platforms Create a full-featured cross-platform communication application Import and use several third-party components Simplify and deal with device resolution and cross-platform issues Test and deploy your applicationIn DetailNativeScript allows you to build a fast cross-platform application that has a native UI. NativeScript is a true cross-platform framework that generates native speed applications using the native components of the host platform, all using JavaScript. Although NativeScript allows you to build your application in JavaScript, you have full access to the host OS from your code, allowing you to easily tweak or use new platform features instantly at native code speeds.Whether you have already developed multiple applications or zero applications, this book will help you to develop your next application in a cross-platform framework quickly, saving you a massive amount of time and money.This book concisely shows you NativeScript's built-in framework that allows you to rapidly develop a fully-working compiled cross-platform application in just a few chapters. It starts by laying the foundation of NativeScript and working through the fundamentals to create a basic shell of the application. Moving on, you'll see how to build a full-fledged application step by step. We'll show you how to use plugins, and how to communicate with the native OS libraries easily so that you can customize your application as if your app was created in Java or Objective C. We then deal with the issues that arise from being cross platform and compensate for the different screen sizes, screen resolutions, and device abilities. Finally, we progress to testing and deploying your app.Style and approach A stepwise guide for building cross-platform mobile applications with the help of easy-to-understand examples.
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|a Cover; Copyright; Credits; Foreword; About the Author; About the Reviewer; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Introduction to NativeScript; NativeScript; Telerik's NativeScript; Other competitors; NativeScript uniqueness; NativeScript is easy; NativeScript and TypeScript; What is TypeScript?; TypeScript's use in NativeScript; Choosing a development language; Common modules; Installing NativeScript; Prerequisites; node.js; iOS; Android; Installation; Installation help; The NativeScript command line; NativeScript commands; Creating your first application
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|a Creating the application in easy stepsRunning the app; Summary; Chapter 2: The Project Structure; Project directory overview; The root folder; The app folder; The lib folder; The hooks folder; The node_modules folder; The tns-core-modules folder; The platforms folder; The platforms/android folder; The platforms/iOS folder; The app folder; The .gradle folder; The App_Resources folder; The fonts folder; The app folder files; The package.json file; License; App.js; App.css; Application page; The main-page.js file; The main-page.css file; The main-page.xml file; The main-view-model.js file
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|a Foundational componentsApplication component; Frame component; Page component; Creating a second page; Creating additional files and pages; Creating settings.js; Navigating to another page; Running the application; Viewing our screen; Summary; Chapter 3: Declarative UI, Styling, and Events; Declarative UI; XML parser; Page, StackLayout, label, and more; node; node; node; node; Second node; Declarative UI and components; Visual components; Using the Declarative UI for our settings page; Our settings.xml file
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|a Binding and event systemEvent system; Binding; Styling the UI; What is CSS?; Why use CSS?; How to use CSS; Configuring your CSS Rules; Existing CSS properties; Exploring app.css; Trying CSS out and styling our application; Styling on your own; Summary; Chapter 4: Building a Featured Application; Layouts; StackLayout; WrapLayout; AbsoluteLayout; DockLayout; GridLayout; Building our featured application; Nonvisual components; Dialogs; Alert dialog; Confirm dialog; Prompt dialog; Login dialog; Action dialog; Promises; The settings screen Declarative UI; GridLayouts; Building the main screen
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|a JavaScript codeDeclarative UI; Main page Declarative UI; Main page body; ScrollViews; More about bindings; Repeaters; Main-body footer; The main-page.css file; Application CSS; Fonts; Icons; Communication with the server; Trying out our application; The server; Setting up your own server; Trying crossCommunicator out.; Summary; Chapter 5: Installing Third-Party Components; Places to find third-party components; The Telerik plugin site; npmjs.com; The NativeScript unofficial plugin list; How to install a third-party plugin component; Installing the vibration plugin
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