Production-ready ? #10543
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We use it daily, and across a variety of production apps. Here's a recent one (we are still working on) The above should give you an idea on performance, it's a fairly complex app. |
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Why did you choose NativeScript ? |
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I really enjoy writing apps in Vue, and none of the other alternatives allow me to do that... (Only via webview). I also firmly believe in the fundamentals NativeScript is built upon. Plus the community is great, and welcoming. |
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Hi! Yes, I use it for a production application without problems (I use it with vue3). Node.js 15 is quite old (I don't know if it should work or not), try at least node18 or 20 (current). |
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It always delivers great production results for us at nstudio. It's fundamentally flexible based on how it was designed so it never limits any tech option needed to achieve a production goal. Chat with a few folks in the community discord to dive deeper into questions: nativescript.org/discord |
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Hello,
Is NativeScript production-ready ?
Is it dead ?
Has it correct performance on Android and iOS phones ?
I'm afraid to use it...
For example, I have just trying to set up NS for Linux and when I run the curl command to install Node.js 15 I noticed that the version is no longer actively supported... So the documentation isn't up-to-date
Thank you
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