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nativescript-telerik-ui
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Telerik UI for NativeScript is a set of rich-ui, cross-platform components based on the native iOS and Android libraries provided by Telerik.
This repository holds the sources of Telerik UI for NativeScript. A suite of rich-ui NativeScript controls targeting Android, iOS and Windows Universal.
The top-level structure consists of folders for the corresponding native Android and iOS controls exposed to NativeScript developers. Besides this, there are several .bat scripts that are used to download the latest stable version of the corresponding native iOS and Android components. These scripts will definitely be ported to Grunt tasks so that they are executable on different OSes than Windows.
Each control folder contains the typescript files of the module and a lib folder where the native binaries (Android, iOS) are copyied by the init scripts.
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Progress NativeScript UI is a set of rich-ui, cross-platform components based on the native iOS and Android libraries provided by Telerik.
We found that nativescript-telerik-ui demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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