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I'm new in javascript, specially in vue js. I found 3 "framework" cmiiw to build native apps using vue.js. 1. Native Script (using vue.js) -> https://www.nativescript.org 2. Vue Native -> https://vue-native.io/ 3. NativeScript-Vue -> https://nativescript-vue.org/

What your opinion about this 3 "framework"? Which one is the best to build native apps.

Brosky Samson Putra halim
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  • This question is primarily opinion-based, please check https://stackoverflow.com/help/closed-questions – kivul Feb 07 '19 at 09:22
  • Nativescript and Nativescript-Vue you are pointing are exactly same. Vue-Native is based on ReactNative. So you are likely to ask Nativescript vs ReactNative - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53867122/which-is-better-vue-native-or-nativescript-vue – Manoj Feb 07 '19 at 10:01

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I think NativeScript is best

It backed by Telerik, a Progress Software company, you’re able to build native Android and native iOS applications using JavaScript, TypeScript, or a variety of frameworks such as Angular and Vue.js.

What makes NativeScript particularly cool is how native platform APIs are accessed and how the source code is transpiled.

By leveraging the V8 JavaScript engine for Android and JavaScriptCore for iOS, all device APIs are directly accessible from JavaScript code. This removes the necessity of plugins as well as the need to know Java, Objective-C, and Swift. At compile time, all XML components are transpiled to native Android and iOS components before being bundled as an application binary. No WebView is involved when running NativeScript applications, unless of course you decide to include one. By using native components, the applications can run with maximum performance.

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