If you’re not using a Mac, you cannot add and build for the iOS platform. There is something important to note here. This can be done by executing the following from the Command Prompt (Windows) or Terminal (Linux and Mac): tns create TodoProject Creating a New Project for Android and iOSīefore we can start coding we need to create a new project. Essentially you are installing NativeScript to be used globally on your machine. If you’re using a Mac or Linux computer you may need to use sudo. With Node.js installed, use NPM via the Terminal (Mac and Linux) or Command Prompt (Windows) to download and install NativeScript like so: npm install -g nativescript If you don’t have this installed you can install it by installing Node.js. To do this you must have the Node Package Manager (NPM) installed. If this is your first time checking out NativeScript you’ll first need to install it. The application we’re building will look like what is seen in the below animated screen capture. To kick it up a notch, our example will include plugins and code beyond a basic example application. We’re going to build a Todo List application. To demonstrate the convenience of building a pure native Android and iOS applications with NativeScript, we’re going to take a look at a classic getting started example. Where it is winning is in its ability to build these cross-platform applications into native applications without wrapping them in a web view at runtime. In short, yes it is a cross-platform, hybrid mobile framework similar to Apache Cordova. When building the application UI, developers use our libraries, which abstract the differences between the native platforms.
NativeScript enables developers to build native apps for iOS and Android while sharing the application code across the platforms. It is becoming so popular over the competition for a few major reasons, but before I go there, let me explain what it is in case this is your first time hearing of it. I hear about it at conferences, various reputable news websites, and even in mobile development forum boards. NativeScript is becoming all the rage in the mobile development community lately.
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