Building Cross Platform Native Mobile Applications with NativeScript from Pluralsight

This course introduces web developers to NativeScript, an open source framework for building native iOS and Android apps. Learn how a real app is constructed with NativeScript, discover its features, and alternate paths of development.

Want to learn how to build native apps easily with free tools? This course introduces web developers to NativeScript, an open source framework for building native iOS and Android apps. First, you'll see the initial installation of NativeScript and configuring the modern open source Node.js-based ecosystem. The app that you will be building is a native mobile app developed for a fictitious company, RPS, to help its conference attendees view the conference schedule and create their own agendas. You will be guided through the app development process by seeing reasons behind each choice made to implement a feature, as if the author was an employee of RPS that was tasked with building the conference app. In each module, you'll be introduced to a new concept by implementing an app feature. By the end of this course, you'll be better prepared to tackle a full implementation of a real native app using freely available tooling.

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Course Overview

Course Introduction

Configuring Your Environment

Core Concepts

UI Basics

Working with Data

Navigation

Animation

Course Summary

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Develops core skills for web developers interested in building native iOS and Android apps

Taught by a recognized expert in the field, Alex Ziskind

Builds a foundation for web developers new to NativeScript

Suitable for intermediate learners with some knowledge of web development

Requires learners to come in with some background knowledge of Node.js and its modern ecosystem

May not be suitable for absolute beginners to web development

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Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Building Cross Platform Native Mobile Applications with NativeScript with these activities:

Review JavaScript Basics

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Strengthen your foundation in JavaScript, which is essential for understanding NativeScript's underlying framework.

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Review the basics of JavaScript syntax and data types.
Practice writing simple JavaScript functions.
Explore JavaScript modules and object-oriented programming.

Explore NativeScript Docs

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Familiarize yourself with NativeScript's documentation to build a foundation for understanding its features and application.

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Navigate to the NativeScript Documentation website.
Review the Getting Started guide.
Explore the API Reference for NativeScript.

NativeScript Resource Hub

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Organize your learning materials by curating a comprehensive resource hub that includes tutorials, documentation, and community resources related to NativeScript.

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Create a folder or repository for your resource hub.
Gather and organize relevant NativeScript tutorials.
Include links to the official NativeScript documentation.
Add resources from the NativeScript community, such as forums and blogs.

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Build a Sample App

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Reinforce your understanding of NativeScript concepts by building a basic app, implementing core features and UI elements.

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Create a new NativeScript project.
Add a button and handle its click event.
Display data on the user interface.
Test the app on an emulator or device.

NativeScript Study Group

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Deepen your understanding through collaborative learning by joining a NativeScript study group, discussing concepts, and working on projects together.

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Find or start a NativeScript study group.
Meet regularly to discuss course material.
Collaborate on small projects or exercises.
Provide and receive feedback on your work.

NativeScript Workshop

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Enhance your skills by attending a NativeScript workshop, where you can learn from experts and engage in hands-on exercises.

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Research and identify relevant NativeScript workshops.
Register for a workshop.
Attend the workshop and participate actively.
Implement what you learned in your own projects.

NativeScript Hackathon

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Challenge yourself and showcase your skills by participating in a NativeScript hackathon, where you can collaborate with others to create innovative solutions.

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Identify and register for a NativeScript hackathon.
Form a team or work individually.
Develop a creative and functional NativeScript project.
Present your project to the judges.

NativeScript Project

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Put your knowledge into practice by creating a substantial NativeScript project, incorporating various features and demonstrating your skills.

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Define the scope and goals of your project.
Design the app's architecture and UI.
Implement the project's functionality.
Test and debug your project.

Career center

Learners who complete Building Cross Platform Native Mobile Applications with NativeScript will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Mobile Application Developer

This course will be immensely helpful for someone who wants to be a Mobile Application Developer. The syllabus covers topics such as UI Basics, Working with Data, Navigation, and Animation. NativeScript, the open source framework you will learn, is specifically for building native iOS and Android apps. For those that want to learn how to build these kinds of apps, this course is an excellent starting point.

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iOS Developer

Building Cross Platform Native Mobile Applications with NativeScript is a very relevant course for someone who aspires to be an iOS Developer. NativeScript includes iOS app development which makes this course a great starting point for this career. The syllabus covers essential concepts such as UI Basics, Working with Data, Navigation, and Animation. It will be very helpful for understanding the process of developing iOS applications.

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Android Developer

As someone who wants to be an Android Developer, you may find this course very helpful. NativeScript is a framework for building native Android apps. Therefore, the skills and knowledge you will learn directly apply to this role. The course syllabus covers the initial installation of NativeScript and configuring the Node.js-based ecosystem. You will also learn about Core Concepts, UI Basics, Working with Data, Navigation, and Animation. These fundamental concepts will help you build a strong foundation for success in this field.

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Front-End Developer

If you strive to be a Front-End Developer, this course may be useful for you. This course will introduce you to NativeScript, an open source framework for building native iOS and Android apps. Front-end development often involves designing and coding websites to be responsive, user-friendly, and accessible. Some of the skills taught in this course that would be useful include UI Basics, such as Layouts and Styling. You will also learn about Navigation and Animation, both of which are important for front-end development.

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Web Developer

Should you wish to become a Web Developer, this course may be useful for you. You will learn how to build a full implementation of a real native app using freely available tooling. Web developers design and create websites. This course will introduce you to important concepts such as UI Basics, Working with Data, Navigation, and Animation.

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Software Engineer

Should you wish to become a Software Engineer, this course may be useful for you. In this course, you will learn how to build a full implementation of a real native app using freely available tooling. Software engineers are responsible for a wide range of duties relating to the design, development and maintenance of software systems. This course will be helpful for learning some of the fundamental concepts of software engineering, such as UI Basics, Working with Data, Navigation, and Animation.

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Computer Programmer

If you aspire to be a Computer Programmer, this course may be useful for you. You will learn about Core Concepts, UI Basics, Working with Data, Navigation, and Animation. Programmers are responsible for designing, developing, testing, and maintaining software systems. This course will cover many of the core principles that programmers use on a daily basis.

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Data Analyst

If you aspire to be a Data Analyst, this course may be useful for you. In this course, you will learn about Working with Data, Navigation, and Animation. Data analysts collect, analyze, interpret, and present data. This course will introduce you to some of the fundamental concepts of data analysis, such as how to work with data and how to navigate and animate data visualizations.

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Database Administrator

Should you wish to become a Database Administrator, this course may be useful for you. You will learn about Working with Data, Navigation, and Animation. Database administrators maintain and administer databases. This course will introduce you to some of the fundamental concepts of database administration, such as how to work with data and how to navigate and animate data visualizations.

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Computer Systems Analyst

If you aspire to be a Computer Systems Analyst, this course may be useful for you. In this course, you will learn about Core Concepts, UI Basics, Working with Data, Navigation, and Animation. Computer systems analysts design, develop, and implement computer systems. This course will introduce you to some of the fundamental concepts of computer systems analysis, such as how to work with data and how to navigate and animate data visualizations.

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Information Systems Manager

Should you wish to become an Information Systems Manager, this course may be useful for you. You will learn about Core Concepts, UI Basics, Working with Data, Navigation, and Animation. Information systems managers plan, direct, and coordinate the activities of an organization's information systems department. This course will introduce you to some of the fundamental concepts of information systems management, such as how to manage data and how to navigate and animate data visualizations.

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Technical Writer

If you aspire to be a Technical Writer, this course may be useful for you. In this course, you will learn about Core Concepts, UI Basics, Working with Data, Navigation, and Animation. Technical writers create and maintain technical documentation. This course will introduce you to some of the fundamental concepts of technical writing, such as how to write clear and concise documentation and how to navigate and animate complex technical information.

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Learning and Development Manager

If you aspire to be a Learning and Development Manager, this course may be useful for you. In this course, you will learn about Core Concepts, UI Basics, Working with Data, Navigation, and Animation. Learning and development managers plan, develop, and implement learning and development programs. This course will introduce you to some of the fundamental concepts of learning and development management, such as how to design and develop effective learning programs and how to navigate and animate learning materials.

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Instructional Designer

Should you wish to become an Instructional Designer, this course may be useful for you. You will learn about Core Concepts, UI Basics, Working with Data, Navigation, and Animation. Instructional designers create and develop educational materials. This course will introduce you to some of the fundamental concepts of instructional design, such as how to design effective learning experiences and how to navigate and animate instructional materials.

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User Experience Designer

Should you wish to become a User Experience Designer, this course may be useful for you. You will learn about Core Concepts, UI Basics, Working with Data, Navigation, and Animation. User experience designers design and evaluate the user experience of products and services. This course will introduce you to some of the fundamental concepts of user experience design, such as how to design user-centered products and services and how to navigate and animate user interfaces.

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