Angular web developers
You’re productive in Angular and want to turn that skill into native iOS and Android apps without learning an entirely new stack or rewriting everything three times.
Use one Angular + NativeScript codebase to build native iOS, Android and web apps and learn NativeScript from scratch.
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Course Overview
You already know how to build reactive Angular (2+) web apps—but mobile can feel like a whole different world: new tooling, new UI patterns, and the fear of maintaining separate codebases for iOS, Android, and web.
This course shows you how to take the Angular + TypeScript workflow you’re comfortable with and apply it to real native apps using NativeScript. You’ll build your app logic with Angular, plug into NativeScript’s Angular/TypeScript modules, and rely on its build system to produce platform-ready apps without abandoning your existing architecture.
By the end, you’ll be able to ship a single project as three deliverables: a native iOS app, a native Android app, and a regular web app—while keeping features like navigation, styling, data handling, and authentication consistent across all of them.
You’ll connect Angular app architecture to NativeScript’s native UI layer so one codebase can power iOS, Android, and the web.
Explain what NativeScript is, how it works, and how its core building blocks fit together so you can confidently set up and extend a NativeScript + Angular project.
Build polished screens using NativeScript layouts and UI widgets, translating your Angular component mindset into native mobile interfaces without switching to a different language.
Implement forward/back navigation, tab-based navigation, and a side drawer so your app behaves like a real mobile product instead of a web page in disguise.
Style NativeScript apps with CSS, applying consistent visual design across screens while working within the realities of mobile UI components.
Capture user input and manage app state and data, including storing data on the device, so your app remains usable and consistent across sessions.
Send data to a server, fetch it back, and add authentication—then structure it so the same feature set works in both native mobile apps and a web app from the same codebase.
Ready to get started?
Working Angular (2+) knowledge is required: components, dependency injection, and the general Angular architecture (including NgModule).
You don’t need to be an Angular expert, but starting with zero Angular experience will make the course hard to follow.
You’re productive in Angular and want to turn that skill into native iOS and Android apps without learning an entirely new stack or rewriting everything three times.
You need a practical path to ship mobile and web from the same project, so features don’t drift and you’re not stuck maintaining separate implementations.
You’ve been hesitant to start mobile because navigation patterns, device storage, and authentication feel like unfamiliar territory—this course gives you a clear, Angular-first way in.
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