NativeScript vs. Framework7 vs. JUniversal
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What is NativeScript?NativeScript enables developers to build native apps for iOS, Android and Windows Universal while sharing the application code across the platforms. When building the application UI, developers use our libraries, which abstract the differences between the native platforms.
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What is Framework7?Framework7 - is a free and open source mobile HTML framework to develop hybrid mobile apps or web apps with iOS native look and feel. All you need to make it work is a simple HTML layout and attached framework's CSS and JS files! Framework7 doesn't force you to write some custom tags that will be converted by JavaScript to something else.
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What is JUniversal?The vision of JUniversal came from some guys at Nokia who possess considerable expertise both in Java and in building cross-platform apps. They built this tool to provide an elegant way to translate source code and make it useful across multiple platforms. JUniversal offers you the freedom to write your shared code in Java and then translate it to C# (available now) or to C++/Objective C++ (coming soon). You can also combine JUniversal with Google’s j2objc translator to translate Java to Objective-C for iOS.
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Companies |
What companies use NativeScript?
9 companies on StackShare use NativeScript
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What companies use Framework7?
1 companies on StackShare use Framework7
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What companies use JUniversal?
0 companies on StackShare use JUniversal
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What tools integrate with NativeScript?
2 tools on StackShare integrate with NativeScript
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What tools integrate with JUniversal?
2 tools on StackShare integrate with JUniversal
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What are some alternatives to NativeScript, Framework7, and JUniversal?
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Latest News |
Announcing NativeScript-Vue 1.0
February 19, 2018
Building an Awesome Login Screen with NativeScript
February 13, 2018
A New Way to Learn NativeScript Layouts
February 06, 2018
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Reviews of NativeScript, Framework7, and JUniversal
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sebawitaThe best framework for cross-platform mobile development
May 15, 2015 07:47
NativeScript allows you to reuse your JS skills to build Native mobile apps without any sacrifices. It takes a bit to learn about all possible features, but each time you discover a new one you can't help but get more and more excited.
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valentinstoychevThe new way to build native apps with a single source code
February 25, 2016 22:44
It is using the native components to build the UI and offers the best skills reuse story. All you need to know is JS/TS and CSS. Angular 2 is also supported which leads to even more code reuse across web and mobile.This is also the best way to access the native platform APIs directly.
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How developers use NativeScript vs Framework7 vs JUniversal
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Google uses JUniversal
Comment from HackerNews (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8998736)
This is how Google Inbox and Google Spreadsheets works. See the slides from my recently produced GWT Create Session (http://t.co/ZvoaHxCoZT). J2ObjC slide deck here (https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1mW_Plm5jAygELf7qjVK7...) Videos of the conference will be online soon.
Prior to that, some 20% Googlers also produced the PlayN library (https://github.com/threerings/playn) This was taken over by Michael Bayne who added an iOS backend by Bytecode -> IKVM -> Mono conversion. I beleive j2objc and RoboVM backends exist now as well.
The major benefit of the j2objc approach is the avoidance of GC in favor of ARC, the conversion of message-sends into C-method calls when possible, and integration with existing iOS toolchain.
When we started, it seemed like an iffy idea, but after developing a product delivered to millions of users on a high volume site (gmail) that has 70% code sharing, and being able to simultaneously develop, test, and deploy across the platforms reasonably efficiently, a lot of skeptics have become converts to the concept.
