NativeScript is a system for building 100% local, cross-stage portable applications that permits you to use JavaScript, TypeScript, Angular, and Vue.js. It allows you to fabricate a solitary cross-stage application for the two iOS and Android utilizing the dialects and systems that you and your engineers are as of now OK with.

NativeScript likewise has a lively module biological system, and I calculated that a Particle module would be an invite expansion to the commercial center. So I called up my companions Rob Lauer and Eddy Verbruggen, and inquired as to whether they’d make a NativeScript module for Particle, in return for a couple of Photons. They promptly concurred, and Eddy disclosed the NativeScript Particle module only a couple weeks after the fact. It’s presently conceivable to utilize the Particle iOS and Android SDKs in NativeScript applications, implying that cross-stage IoT portable applications are currently far simpler to work than at any other time!

Something I love most about Particle’s iOS and Android Device Cloud SDKs is the familiar programming style they empower. Maybe than hand-moving HTTP solicitations and callbacks all alone, I can utilize these SDKs to work with client login, bring gadgets, call cloud capacities, and that’s just the beginning, all with only a couple lines of code.

The NativeScript module accepts this familiar style and enables me to make a solitary JavaScript codebase that discussions to the Particle iOS and Android SDKs. I can import conditions and login to the Device Cloud.