Nativescript

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NativeScript is a framework that allows building native iOS and Android apps using JavaScript and CSS. It provides a runtime for creating apps with a single JavaScript codebase that can run natively on each platform. Key features include using existing JavaScript and CSS skills, two-way binding, support for Angular 2, and a low learning curve. The document then discusses the NativeScript runtime, popular IDEs and CLI commands, components and layouts, CSS support, debugging, and example apps built with NativeScript.

04.10.2016
Yusuf Koraman - Software Architecture
NATIVESCRIPT

• Web / Hybrid / Native
• What’s Nativescript ?
• IOS & Android Versions
• Nativescript Runtime
• IDE
• Popular CLI Commands
• Nativescript loves Angular2…
• Components & Layouts
• CSS Support
• Demo
• Debugging
• Showcases
• Question
Content

 A runtime for building and running native iOS,
Android, and (soon) Windows Phone apps
with a single, JavaScript code base
What’s Nativescript ?

 Use existing JS and CSS ,xml / html skils
 ES 6 & Typescript
 Restricted Css Support.
 First public beta Released @ 5 March 2015
 Release v1.0 @May 2015
 Created &
Supported by Telerik.
What’s Nativescript ?

 Learning Curve is Low.
 Two way binding.
 Angular2 Support.
 Fully open source
What’s Nativescript ?

https://github.com/NativeScript
What’s Nativescript ?
-Git-

 0 days support for new features !
 Is actually native
 No Mac required to
build for iOS
What’s Nativescript ?

 Min IOS Version
iOS 7 or greater and
xcode version greater than 6
 Min Android Version
Api 17(Version 4.2)
IOS & Android Versions

 Visual Studio Code (recommended)
 Has Nativescript & Angular2 Plugins.
 Visual Studio
 Has telerik plugins & Project templates
 Any Text Editor.
 Because of CLI & Javascript & html/xml
IDE

 npm i -g nativescript
 tns create my-app-name –ng
 tns platform add ios/android
 tns run ios/android –emulator
 tns livesync ios/android --emulator –watch
 tns livesync android/ios –watch
 Tns run ios/android (Deploy code to connected
device)
Popular CLI Commands

Absolute Dock Grid Stack Wrap
Components & Layouts

 Application wide CSS
 Ex: nativeScriptBootstrap(ListTest, null, {"cssFile": "style.css"});
 Component base CSS
 Ex:@Component({ selector: 'list-test', styleUrls: ['style.css'], template:
...
 Inline CSS
 <Button text="inline style" style="background-color:
green;"></Button>
CSS Support

 Type selector :
 button { background-color: gray }
 Id Selector :
 #login-button { background-color: blue }
 Hierachical selector(CSS Combinators)
 StackLayout Button { background-color: blue; }
 Css on Native components.
 StackLayout { orientation: horizontal; }
 Import External CSS
 @import { url('http://some-domain.com/your-style.css') }
CSS Support

 With CLI;
 tns debug android
 tns debug ios
Debugging

 Debugging With Visual Studio Code
Debugging

https://www.nativescript.org/showcases
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The document discusses the Microsoft Bot Framework, which provides tools for building and connecting intelligent bots that interact with users across various services. It describes bots and chatbots, then explains that the Bot Framework allows bots to be built that can interact through text, SMS, Skype, Slack, Office 365 mail and other popular services. It also outlines the development process for building bots using the Bot Framework, including registering bots, using dialogs and state, and integrating LUIS for natural language understanding. Resources for further learning about the Bot Framework are also listed.

Blockchain use casesSoftware Infrastructure

The document provides an overview of blockchain use cases. It begins with remembering the key components of blockchain like blocks, miners, proof of work, and distributed ledgers. It then discusses public versus private blockchains and how private blockchains allow for control over participants. Several specific use cases are outlined, including smart contracts, proof of existence services, digital notarization of photos/videos, digital weddings, lottery systems, alarm clock apps, and banking operating systems. It is suggested that 2017 will be a year when more blockchain proofs of concept and pilots move into limited production and early adoption.

Server Side SwiftSoftware Infrastructure

This document discusses server-side Swift, including: - An overview of the history and growth of programming languages from the 1940s to today. - Features of the Swift programming language like variables, optionals, and closures. - Tools for server-side Swift development like the Swift Package Manager. - Benefits of using Swift for server applications like performance, safety, and Apple support. - Popular web frameworks for Swift including Perfect, Vapor, and Kitura. - Benchmarking server applications written in Swift.

Push NotificationSoftware Infrastructure

Push notifications allow software applications to deliver messages and notifications to users without requiring the user to actively check for updates. Push notifications can contain data, notifications, or both. There are two main platforms for delivering push notifications: Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) for Android and Apple Push Notification Service (APNs) for iOS. Both support delivering notifications via HTTP and XMPP/MQTT protocols. iOS 10 introduced enhancements like rich notifications that allow images, videos, and interactive buttons in notifications. It also introduced notification extensions that give developers more control over customizing notification content.

.Net CoreSoftware Infrastructure

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The document discusses Java Batch (JSR-352), which specifies an application programming model for batch processing. It provides common requirements like logging, checkpointing, and transaction management. JSR-352 defines a job specification language and Java programming model. It describes batch job, step, and application concepts. The specification targets Java SE and EE platforms and requires Java 6 or higher. It works with dependency injection containers.

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