We just released vue-router-ns v0.1.0-rc.2! 🎉 I've been awake for almost two days working on @NativeScript projects. I know, I seriously need some sleep 😂 But man, I'm having so much fun with this. One thing I really enjoy when building a library is creating actual apps to see how far I can push it. Not just small demos, but something that really puts everything to the test. So I built this Airbnb-inspired app using @VueNativeScript and vue-router-ns. Native tabs with independent navigation stacks, zoom transitions, long-press previews, sheets, back gestures, navigation restoration... all coordinated through the router, using native components from NativeScript, UIKit and Material. And I have to say, I'm really happy with how it turned out. The whole point of vue-router-ns has always been to make building native apps with @vuejs feel natural, without giving up what makes native navigation so good. We're not even at v1 yet, and there's still plenty to improve, test and probably break along the way haha. But seeing things like this actually working is what makes all those hours worth it. Really proud of this little project. ❤️ vue-router-ns.rafaelaugusto.…