It is only two months after we released the first public version of NativeScript, but we got tons of positive feedback already on the work we have done so far. We got 3,000 stars on GitHub, more than 1,500 followers on twitter (@NativeScript) and our public NativeScript forum is quite popular these days. This helps us a lot to validate that we are on the right track and we are working hard to meet the expectations. I hope that with each release you will feel more and more confident that NativeScript is the best choice for cross-platform mobile app development.

More than ever before, the heat is on to develop and deliver mobile apps. Not just any mobile apps though - apps that consume data, apps that are gorgeous, and apps that are a pleasure to use. Yesterday, creating a cross-platform mobile app meant learning new languages, new frameworks, and new tools. Not to mention the time it takes to scaffold up new apps or attempt to re-use the same set of business templates. Today, however, everything changes as we announce a new offering from the Telerik Platform, the functional app designer we call Screen Builder.

Telerik UI, developer and productivity tools>work with ASP.NET5 (MVC 6 and Web Forms 4.6), Visual Studio 2015, Roslyn, C# 6, Office 365 and Spartan without extra modifications. At Telerik, we are proud of the fact that we embrace effective technology the moment it appears. All recent announcements from Microsoft are impressive and aim to open the door of the .NET community to a whole new world of development possibilities. This is why we took the time to test our tools with the latest bits from Microsoft. Here are the details.

Check out the new mobile related additions to the Telerik ASP.NET AJAX demo application.