NativeScript 6.0 releases with NativeScript AppSync, TabView, Dark theme and much more!

Introducing NativeScript AppSync

Yesterday, the team also introduced NativeScript AppSync which is a beta service that enables users to deliver a new version of their application instantly. Users can have a look at the demo here:

https://youtu.be/XG-ucFqjG6c

Core Theme v2 and Dark Theme

The NativeScript Core Theme provides common UI infrastructure for building consistent and good-looking user interface. The team is also introducing a Dark Theme that comes with the skins of the Light Theme. 

Kendo Themes 

The users who are using the Kendo components for their web applications can now reuse their Kendo theme in NativeScript. They can also use the Kendo Theme Builder for building a new theme for their NativeScript application. 

Plug and play

With this release, the NativeScript Core Theme is now completely plug and play. Users can now manually set classes to their components and can easily install the theme.

TabView

All the components of the TabView are now styleable and also the font icons are now supported. Users can now have multiple TabView components that are nested, similar to having tabs and bottom navigation on the same page. These new capabilities are still in beta.

Bundle Workflow

With NativeScript 6.0, the NativeScript CLI will now support the Bundle Workflow, a single unified way for building applications. Hot Module Replacement (HMR) is also enabled by default and users can disable it by providing the `--no-hmr` flag to the executed command.

To know more about this news, check out the official blog post.

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