TJ VanToll

TJ VanToll is a front-end developer, author, and a Principal Developer Advocate for Progress. TJ has over a decade of web development experience, including a few years working on the jQuery team. Nowadays, he spends his time helping web developers build mobile apps through projects like NativeScript.

Web Mobile JavaScript
Choosing Between Progressive Web Apps, React Native & NativeScript in 2018

If you are a JavaScript developer, you have never had more options for building mobile apps. Let’s look at how to choose between Progressive Web Apps, React Native, and NativeScript.

by TJ VanToll

March 05, 2018 Share
Mobile JavaScript
NativeScript 2.3 Is All You Need to Build Apps—Come See Why!

Since its release last year, NativeScript has helped countless developers build performant mobile apps for Android and iOS. The recent NativeScript 2.3 release makes creating apps even easier, with Angular 2 updates, a new theme and a whole lot more. Come learn how with our upcoming webinar on October 13th.

by TJ VanToll

October 06, 2016 Share
Cloud Mobile
Building a Mobile App to Scan QR Codes

QR codes are everywhere. Ever wanted to build an app that could scan the QR codes you see all around you? With Telerik AppBuilder and the Telerik Verified Plugins Marketplace, this task is simple. Let's see how.

by TJ VanToll

December 05, 2014 Share
.NET Cloud Mobile JavaScript
Adding Offline Support to Your Kendo UI Mobile App

Kendo UI’s third, and final, release of 2014 has just landed. For Kendo UI Mobile users there’s some awesome stuff—like improved AngularJS support and a new material design theme — but what I’m excited about, and what I’m writing about today, is the new offline support built into Kendo UI. Personally, offline support is one […] The post Adding Offline Support to Your Kendo UI Mobile App appeared first on Telerik Developer Network....

by TJ VanToll

December 03, 2014 Share
.NET Mobile Web Kendo UI JavaScript
Kendo UI Q3 2014 Keynote Recording and Winners

Another Kendo UI keynote is now complete. This time, in addition to the usual thousands of attendees, we had a record setting 818 questions. In this post, we'll provide the recording and announce the winners.

by TJ VanToll

November 26, 2014 Share

TJ VanToll

Choosing Between Progressive Web Apps, React Native & NativeScript in 2018

NativeScript 2.3 Is All You Need to Build Apps—Come See Why!

Building a Mobile App to Scan QR Codes

Adding Offline Support to Your Kendo UI Mobile App

Kendo UI Q3 2014 Keynote Recording and Winners

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