I've been spending a lot of my free time playing around with Jolt and vue-router-ns, and I finally have something I'm really excited to share. Everything you see here was built with @NativeScript /@VueNativeScript , Jolt for animations, and vue-router-ns for navigation. I wanted to push both libraries a bit further and see how smooth and performant I could make a real app. And here's something that genuinely surprised me... I had already built this same app in React Native using Reanimated. Same computer, same simulator, and so far the @NativeScript version has actually performed better. Now, before getting too excited, there's still A LOT to test, especially on real devices. I'm not claiming anything just yet. I want to properly measure things and understand how both versions behave. Neither Jolt nor vue-router-ns has even reached v1 yet. There's still so much to build, fix, and improve, and I've been putting pretty much all my free time into them. But man, seeing everything come together like this feels incredible. I'm really proud of how far they've come, even if there's still a long way to go. I'll keep sharing what I find as I run more tests. The good stuff, the bad stuff, all of it. Just really happy right now. 😅❤️

Couldn't leave the Nuxt folks out 😅 vue-router-ns now has @vuejs Router-style config AND @nuxt_js style file routing in @NativeScript. Works with webpack and @vite_js , same native navigation underneath. Thanks @getcortexlabs for the support! 🙌 vue-router-ns.rafaelaugusto.…