I wanted to use covalent ui components with a nativescript angular app. Is that possible? I am a newbie with nativescript development. Can we use any angular library with nativescript?
You can not use covalent ui components on nativescript as those work only on web.
You can search here for ui components and other plugins
And you can use angular libraries as long as they don't use DOM api's, for example NGRX will work like a charm ;)
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Does anybody know if I can use Quickblox for my Nativescript (Angular) app. I would like have video calls integrated in my application.
Thank you.
I would like to integrate the nem-blockchain sdk or library into my mobile app.
https://github.com/NEMPH/nem-apps-lib
https://nemlibrary.com/
https://github.com/QuantumMechanics/NEM-sdk
any working solution is welcomed
I am developing single code base application for android, iOS and Web using Nativescript and Angular example provided in the link https://jlooper.github.io/angular-starter/#creating-a-project , do we have enough support for this approach.
Is there any better alternative to develop for my requirement.
I'm building out an iPhone and Android app using nativescript angular.
Since the app will be loading images in a list view, I have the nativescript fresco plugin to take care of loading the images and it works beautifully btw. Unfortunately this only take care of Android side.
I was wondering what other developers use when developing for nativescript apps for IOS.
clarification: what I'm really trying to figure out is what should I use to replace fresco when developing for ios.
Also, I now have all these Fresco tags for all the images for android. But what do you do when you are ready to develop for IOS? Do I need to have *ngIF statements on all of them for android and use default Image tags for IOS?
You can use the <android></android> or <ios></ios> tags for platform specific views
e.g
<android>
<FrescoDrawee [imageUri]="someImage"></FrescoDrawee>
</android>
<ios>
<Image [src]="someImage"></Image>
</ios>
There is also the SDWebImage library which can automatically manage caching.
http://cocoadocs.org/docsets/SDWebImage/4.1.2/
Am new to Titanium Appcelerator and am using Titanium Alloys to develop my Mobile App Module. As I read in Titanium docs, Alloys have built-in support for underscore.js and Backbone.js. Is it possible to use jquery to develop apps with Titanium Alloys?
Practically no, but technically yes.
No, you can't use it in the bulk of your Titanium code because jQuery requires a DOM and Titanium does not create web-based apps, so there is not DOM. That's why DOM-less helpers like underscore.js are encouraged. That said...
Yes, you can use jQuery inside a Ti.UI.WebView in Titanium. As the webviews indeed have a DOM, they can be used in the web-based code contained in the webview.