Nativescript is an open-source framework that uses JavaScript to build cross-platform native mobile apps that support iOS, Android, and Windows Phone. And the use of nativescript without too many requirements, just use the JavaScript and CSS skills you have mastered to develop a truly native user experience of mobile applications.
Http://www.telerik.com/nativescript
One of the simple Todo app code https://github.com/NativeScript/sample-Tasks
1, the code is mainly composed of Css,js and XML (interface) (do not know why not introduce XML, look at the code to know, the general people think it will be HTML)
2, need to download dedicated development tools Telerik AppBuilder, and Clone project
The easiest-to-start playing with the-the-Get the clone URL (https://github.com/NativeScript/sample-Tasks.git ) and open the project inside Telerik AppBuilder. Then your is one click away from deploy the running app on your device.
https://platform.telerik.com/#downloads/appbuilder-nativescript
3, there is a folder Tns_modules is specifically used to invoke the mobile device features
Http://docs.nativescript.org/modules.html
For example, the ability to call the camera
Http://docs.nativescript.org/ApiReference/camera/HOW-TO.html
4,appbuilder-run-build Packaging program
Generate QR code get package, Android OK, but iOS not (my iOS version is low, requires android4.2 or ios7.1 or more)
Http://docs.nativescript.org/index.html
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