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This app provides an interpreter for a C# based scripting language, allowing users to create and run scripts directly on their mobile devices. It includes sample code and resources for learning how to use the language for native mobile development.
What's New in CSCS Native Scripting
1.1
March 1, 2020
- Updating to the newest CSCS Version
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FAQ
What is CSCS Native Scripting?
CSCS Native Scripting is a mobile application that provides an interpreter for the Customized Scripting in C# (CSCS) language. It allows users to write and run CSCS scripts directly on their iOS devices for native mobile development.
How does CSCS Native Scripting help with mobile development?
The app enables developers to experiment with CSCS for cross-platform mobile development. It includes links to resources and ebooks that detail how to use CSCS for creating native mobile applications.
What kind of examples are included in CSCS Native Scripting?
CSCS Native Scripting comes with several pre-set example scripts, including 'Sandbox', 'Hello, World!', 'Ads', 'Busy Indicators', and 'Unit Tests'. These examples can be loaded and run from the 'Create' tab.
Can I create my own scripts in CSCS Native Scripting?
Yes, the app features a 'Create' tab where you can write your own CSCS scripting code. The results of your scripts can then be viewed in the 'Run' tab.
Where can I find more information about the CSCS language?
The app provides links to the official CSCS repository on GitHub, as well as several articles and ebooks from MSDN, CodeMag, Smashing Magazine, and Syncfusion that describe the language and its use in mobile development.
Is CSCS Native Scripting free to use?
Yes, CSCS Native Scripting is available for free. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements.
What devices does CSCS Native Scripting support?
CSCS Native Scripting is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is rated for ages 4 and up.
How often is CSCS Native Scripting updated?
The latest version of CSCS Native Scripting is 1.1, which was last updated on March 1, 2020. Information on update frequency beyond this is not provided.
