NativeScript is one of the most progressive frameworks for building native mobile apps with JavaScript. With an upcoming upgrade, NativeScript will be modified for performance and debugging. Angular 2 JavaScript framework is also going to be integrated with NativeScript soon.
NativeScript 2.5 is still under development and soon to be out in January, and will be featuring ahead-of-time compilation improving boot-up time on Android devices. Integrating the update with Chrome developer tools in order to debug and work with NativeScript apps. Along with other features, capabilities such as step debugging, allowing developers to walk code line at a time, and availability of UI tree inspection.
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Next year Windows 10 support will be added in order to facilitate developers to share the same code on iOS and Android on windows mobile units. Polyfills enables the use of technologies such as the canvas 2D web API. Augury, the Angular command line interface, and debugging tools involve integration with the Angular 2 framework. Performing common tasks such as navigation between views and binding views to data has been brought by Angular 2.
In order to build native UIs, NativeScript uses JavaScript codes running in a virtual machine. The JavaScript codes running in a virtual machine delivering very high performance. The native-to-JavaScript bridge translation of API call happens between JavaScript and native and vice versa.
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