NOTES: NativeScript + Angular

I’ve been thinking…

I’ve been thinking…

…how can I be more useful to the community, since I’m getting so much out of it(taking advantage? 😅). So, I came up with some sort of an idea, here goes nothing:

Since I’m doing a lot of courses in my free time, maybe I can share my notes with the people interested. This would offer a glimpse of a technology/framework/algorithm etc. It would _**_not_ be a comprehensive course or anything, just a _GLIMPSE**.

So, without further ado, here are my notes from a course on NativeScript and Angular. They might not make a lot of sense, but just in case they do:

notes angular nativescript

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