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Tasks sample application

Open source cross-platform Tasks app built with NativeScript.

Use this application to find-out how to implement common mobile scenarios with NativeScript.

Running the sample

  1. Make sure you have the NativeScript Command Line Interface installed as well as all the prerequisites for the NativeScript development, described in the installation guide.

  2. Clone the repo:

    git clone https://github.com/NativeScript/sample-Tasks.git
    cd sample-Tasks
    
  3. Run the project.

    tns run ios|android [--emulator]

    The --emulator keyword instructs the CLI to load the iOS simulator or an android emulator depending on the platform you want.

Application Scenario

We chose an app that we know will cover a lot of useful scenarios:

  1. User management

  2. User authentication

  3. User registration

  4. User welcome email

  5. Cloud data

  6. read, update, delete and create data entry stored in the cloud

  7. Offline support for the data (not in this article, but coming soon)

  8. Modern UX

  9. Using SideBar

  10. Pull to Refresh

  11. FAB (floating action button for Android Lollipop)

  12. Load on demand for many tasks

  13. Device integration

  14. using camera

  15. using phone contacts

  16. Patterns/Technologies used

  17. MVVM

  18. CSS for styling

  19. XML and data-binding for describing the UI

  20. Platform specific targeting for the Android FAB button

Please read the series of articles that explain how this application is being implemented - https://www.nativescript.org/blog/nativescript-open-source-sample---tasks

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