NativeScript and Angular: Build Mobile and Web Apps from One Codebase

Maintaining separate codebases for iOS, Android, and web applications can be incredibly time-consuming and inefficient. By combining NativeScript with Angular, you can write your application logic once and deploy it across all three platforms seamlessly. This text-based course guides you through the entire process of building cross-platform applications from scratch. You will learn how to structure a shared codebase, manage application state using modern Angular features like signals, design native mobile layouts, and deploy your finished apps to multiple platforms. What you'll learn: - Understand the core architecture of NativeScript and how it bridges Angular with native mobile APIs. - Build adaptive user interfaces using native mobile layouts, UI widgets, and shared CSS styling. - Implement mobile-specific navigation structures including tabs, side drawers, and stack-based routing. - Manage application state efficiently across mobile and web platforms using modern Angular signals. - Handle user input, local device storage, and secure authentication flows. - Configure a single, shared codebase to build and compile separate native mobile and web distributions. The course begins with foundational concepts of NativeScript and environment setup, before moving on to hands-on UI design, state management, and platform-specific configurations. You will practice through clear written explanations, code examples, and practical design exercises. This course is designed for beginners looking to enter cross-platform mobile development. No prior mobile app development experience is required, though a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and general Angular concepts is recommended. Start building your first cross-platform application today.