Vue X Platforms
Vue running on Web, iOS, Android and Vision Pro.
Overview
The latest advancements in Vue development have made it possible for developers to create applications that run seamlessly across multiple platforms, including Web, iOS, Android, and the cutting-edge Vision Pro. This versatility allows for a unified development experience, enabling creators to leverage their skills and knowledge across various environments. Excitingly, with the advent of NativeScript's vision tagged CLI, building, running, and testing apps has never been more accessible.
Features
- Cross-Platform Capability: Develop applications that function on Web, iOS, Android, and Vision Pro all from a single codebase.
- NativeScript Environment Setup: Straightforward setup instructions facilitate a smooth transition to a cross-platform development workflow.
- Vision Tagged CLI: Easily install and utilize the vision tagged CLI with a simple npm command, ensuring you have the latest tools at your disposal.
- Xcode 15.2 Compatibility: Support for the Vision Pro Simulator requires Xcode 15.2, ensuring that you can accurately test your applications in a robust environment.
- Enhanced Development Efficiency: Streamlined processes help developers save time and focus on creating engaging user experiences without repetitive setup tasks.
- Community Support: Tapping into the rich NativeScript community offers resources and guidance to address any development challenges you may encounter.
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