So, those things together is kind of exciting.Д¬HARLES: There was also an implementation in progress of React and there were a couple of spikes of Ember also running on top of NativeScript. And we saw this kind of emergence of Angular and Vue.js running on top of NativeScript. So, what does NativeScript need to have to be able to support potentially hundreds of developers building apps? We started looking at it and one things that made us consider NativeScript early on was it kind of provides a platform that allows you to encode in JavaScript and run it on mobile. I think there's a lot of things that we could talk about because when we would start looking at NativeScript, the length that we were looking at NativeScript through this is that this platform that our client is going to be using for doing development of large applications. And so, we've gotten to look at it both from beginners' eyes being kind of totally fresh to the platform, but then actually having to start to pump up against some of the edge cases which is what always ends up happening when you actually use a framework for real. So, I'm kind of excited about it because we've been pretty heavily involved with NativeScript for the past three months or so. With me today are Taras and Jeffrey.Д¬HARLES: Today, we're going to be talking about NativeScript, in particular, and evaluating technologies and frameworks, kind of at the meta level.

My name is Charles, a developer here at Frontside. This show was produced by Mandy Moore, aka of DevReps, LLC.Д¬HARLES: Hello and welcome to The Frontside Podcast, a place where we talk about user interfaces and everything that you need to know to build them right.

Please join us in these conversations! If you or someone you know would be a perfect guest, please get in touch with us at Our goal is to get people thinking on the platform level which includes tooling, internalization, state management, routing, upgrade, and the data layer. In this internal Frontside Podcast episode, Charles, Taras, and Jeffrey analyze the NativeScript Mobile Platform.

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