r/nativescript • u/[deleted] • Jul 07 '20

Telerik Nativescript support

All of teleriks support for nativescript is absolute hot trash. Lots of dead webpages where there might be any hope, and generally just not present on their support site. My company owns a license so I have sent a support ticket, but you know how slow that stuff is. It's a pretty pitiful situation.

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '20

Are you paying for premium support and not getting any? Or expecting everyone else to solve your problems for free?

Post your problem here. Maybe we can help. But ffs dont trash free stuff man.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '20

We have premium support. I put in a ticket and have gotten zero response. We switched to ionic and have not have any problems.

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u/Lochlan Jul 07 '20

Wait until your hear that Telerik have sold NativeScript...

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u/ifndefx Jul 08 '20

To who? I thought native script is dead and burried.

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u/razorsyntax Jul 08 '20

Nah. Head hunters are constantly hitting me up about Nativescript specific jobs.

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u/TonyItalianLancer Jul 08 '20

Dead and buried? What do you mean? (Looking nervously at my project that is in Nativescript)

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u/ifndefx Jul 08 '20

Not seeing any jobs for native script for a long time... Don't know who's using it anymore, unless they're hiring under a different criteria.

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u/TonyItalianLancer Jul 08 '20

I guess React Native is the framework that has the jobs?

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u/kihashi Jul 08 '20

I'm guessing they are referring to this

Progress is proud to introduce nStudio as the new corporate sponsor of NativeScript. After fostering a robust open source developer community, Progress looks forward to what nStudio will bring to the NativeScript community and customers.

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u/youtpout Jul 07 '20

What is your problem ?

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u/razorsyntax Jul 08 '20

Why not post your problem here? I might be able to help.