What you'll learn

Create Native Mobile Apps In NativeScript For Android as well as IOS
A Firm Understanding Of NativeScript And How It Works

Course content

5 sections • 25 lectures • 1h 46m total length

Introduction1:59
In this lecturer we will discuss the introductory stuff about the course. We will see the following

What you will learn from this course

Who is this course for

What you should know before taking this couse
What is NativeScript ? How it works ?2:45
In this video we will discuss the following

What is NativeScript

How it works

Difference between NativeScript vs Cordova
Course Project Tour0:55
We will be creating an RSS reader in NativeScript for our project in this course

Installing NativeScript6:22
In this video we will do the following

We will download and install Nativescript and it's dependencies

We will download and Install Android SDK build tools required for Android development
Creating Our First App2:57
In this video we will create our first app using the NativeScript CLI (Command Line Interface) and we will take a look at varous commands that you can use to build you app.
Debugging in NativeScript7:05
In this video you will learn various ways to debug an app in NativeScript
Tour Of NativeScript Documentation2:41
In this video we will take a brief tour of Documentation in NativeScript

Inner workings of an App in NativeScript6:13
In this video we will take an in-depth look in to each file of our sample app and understand how a NativeScript app works
Views In NativeScript3:19
In this video we will see how views work in a NativeScript app
Adding styles to NativeScript3:31
In this video we will learn how to add CSS styles in a NativeScript app
Creating Custom Views3:39
In this video we will learn how to create your own custom views in a NativeScript app
Adding JavaScipt to your custom views2:40
We created a custom view in the previous video, now we will add a JavaScript file to our view
Adding view specific styles to individual views3:44
In this video we will add view specific styles to our custom views
Navigating between Views In NativeScript7:51
In this video we will learn how we can navigate between two views in NativeScript
Creating Lists in NativeScript5:36
In this video we will see how we can create lists in a NativeScript app
Making http calls in NativeScript3:50
In this video we will see how to make a http call and get data from a rest API
Using the Camera API7:19
In this video we will see how to use Native device Camera API for taking pictures in NativeScript

Creating Our Project2:57
In this video we will create a new NativeScript app and prep it according to use project needs
Taking a look at RSS Feed3:21
In this video we will take a look at the RSS feed that we will be using for this project
Getting the RSS feed8:35
In this video we will start to code our app by getting the RSS data by making a http call
Navigating to second view5:47
In this video we will wire up our click function to navigate to our second view
Receiving data in second view5:46
In this video we will code our second view to receive the data that we get from our first view
Opening Links in Native Device Browser3:10
In this video we will open the links from our RSS feed in the device's native web browser
Styling Our App4:11
In this video we will add some finishing touches to our app by adding some styles to it

Requirements

Beginner To Intermediate Knowledge Of XML or HTML, JavaScript And CSS Is A Must For This Course
A Macintosh computer is NOT required to participate in this course
A Macintosh Computer Is Required If You Want To Build IOS Apps
Any Good Code Editor Is A Must

Description

Have you ever wanted to create native mobile apps using JavaScript?

If yes, then this course is for you.

In this course we will learn how you can create native apps with NativeScript by Telerik using web development technologies like JavaScript, XML, and CSS.

Unlike Apache Cordova, NativeScript does not use a web-view to render and run your apps inside of it, it produces native apps for Android as well as IOS.

We will begin from scratch by downloading and installing NativeScript and setup our development environment for android development on windows.

We will learn some of the fundamental components and concepts of NativeScript and Move on to create a RSS feed reader as our Project for this course.

Note:

NativeScript works the same on windows, Mac or Linux operating systems.

You should not have any trouble taking this course if you wish to develop for IOS on a MAC.

For recording this course only windows operating system is used.

The version of NativeScript used in this course is 1.5.2

Who this course is for:

This Course Is For Absolute Beginners In Nativescript Someone Who Has Never Tried Out Nativescript
This Course Is Not For Beginner Level Developers Who Do Not Know Coding Or Are New To Development

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Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 6min

Getting Started with NativeScript4 lectures • 19min

NativeScript Fundamentals10 lectures • 48min

RSS Reader Project In NativeScript7 lectures • 34min

Summary / Code download1 lecture • 1min

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