nativescript

A great time-saver, especially for noobs who want to take NativeScript for a spin without spending too much time on setting up their NativeScript dev environment.

In Hyperloop/NativeScript (as far as I can understand NativeScript) it is done completely in JS-land, so there’s no difference between Titanium code and app-code.

UI rendering will require too much of to-and-fro between V8 engine (or JavascriptCore) and NativeScript runtime.

Or, Telerik's NativeScript looks really promising, but it won't be ready for production use until 05/15.

NativeScript looks more like plain old Titanium: run JavaScript in V8, with an interface to native UI (and other) APIs.

Some product like xamarin or nativescript able to provide standard native experience with little effort.

Well, it appears there are only 2 in the most interesting category: Titanium and NativeScript.

BTW, most of my client code is Clojurescript; has anyone tried NativeScript with Clojurescript?

Yesterday I read about NativeScript, which also seems to be a nice way to do this kind of stuff.

NativeScript looks promising so far but cannot figure out the tie-in to Telerik.

In my opinion, with current architecture NativeScript won't be that performant.

Developers will be able to use NativeScript framework in production applications.

I haven't used a "native" hybrid app framework yet (only have experience with ionic), but NativeScript looks a bit more accessible to me than Titanium does.

Nativescript promotes their abstracted cross-platform API as a kinda optional add-on to the platform.

Nativescript is rendered with native components.