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Using the Jetpack compose navigation library is a valid choice when moving from screen to screen. It allows to register several navigation destinations and to reference them by a path. The key to triggering…

JavaScript engines running in your mobile apps are very powerful tools. Where they shine is when you can integrate them with your native code and make them cooperate. In Objective-C, there is a convention…

If your Tabris.js application feels slow or unresponsive in certain places, the first step is to identify (or narrow down) the possible cause of the performance issue. Of course sometimes it's obvious,…

Tabris.js offers a number of built-in components, which allow developers to construct the UI for their native mobile applications. In some cases, you may feel the need for a reusable, custom look and feel…

Tabris.js 3.7.2 has been released. It addresses several issues surrounding worker support and various other bugs. Worker fixes Fix FileSystem bug when reading file in worker (Android) Fix…

We discussed before how to use webpack in your Tabris.js project, and even how to make it work with source maps. A source map, among other things, makes the stack traces in the Tabris.js CLI console point…

Jetpack Compose is on the way to take the UI development world by storm. Not only will it be the de facto default for Android, but support for Desktop/Web/Shell/iOS are all well underway. With so much…

Apache Cordova plug-ins are essential components in the app development that allow developers to use native device capabilities beyond the scope of the Tabris.js framework. Since Tabris.js uses a native…

With the recent promotion of the new AndroidX DataStore library to "beta" status, it is time to see what it is all about. Introduced as a better replacement of the the trusty old SharedPreferences, it…