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  • Mariusz

    Full-stack Web Developer

    United Kingdom/(GMT)

    Mariusz is a full-stack engineer working mainly in React, TypeScript, and Node.js. He built a packaging operations platform whose stock system replaced scattered spreadsheets and web apps and drove 55% of company revenue, and later cut title-report analysis from about 74 minutes to 7.6 with a multi-LLM document pipeline.

    Experience

    11 years

    Availability

    Part-time & Full-time

  • Luis

    Site Reliability Engineer

    El Salvador/(GMT -6:00)

    Luis is a platform SRE and DevOps engineer who works across Kubernetes, Linux, AWS and PostgreSQL, recently leading data operations and building 24/7 low-downtime platforms. He has also delivered telecom infrastructure on cloud and on-prem, from HA databases and failover to automated provisioning for ISP environments.

    Experience

    26 years

    Availability

    Part-time

  • Kristian

    Full-stack Web Developer

    United Kingdom/(GMT)

    Kristian is a full-stack engineer working across React, Next.js, Node.js, Laravel, and AWS. He led a 15-person modernization of a high-traffic retail platform from Magento to Next.js and serverless services, built a white-label architecture for multiple brands, and cut CMS costs by £100k a year.

    Experience

    8 years

    Availability

    Full-time

  • Denis

    Full-stack Web Developer

    Romania/(GMT +2:00)

    Denis is a PHP/Symfony and Vue full-stack engineer who builds and modernizes complex web platforms. Recently he added AI search, chat, analytics agents, and video workflows to a research collaboration platform, while leading a MySQL 5.6 to 8.4 migration and a Symfony 5.4 to 6.4 upgrade.

    Experience

    8 years

    Availability

    Part-time

  • Juan

    Full-stack Web Developer

    Panama/(GMT -5:00)

    Juan is a Python and Go backend engineer who built a real-time translation service with LLM APIs for Reddit, expanding it from 12 to 32 languages, and helped cut GraphQL errors by about 50% during Python-to-Go migrations. Earlier, as CTO of a sports analytics startup, he built Python data pipelines and baseball prediction models.

    Experience

    10 years

    Availability

    To be verified

  • Miguel

    Full-stack Web Developer

    Argentina/(GMT -3:00)

    Miguel is a full-stack JavaScript engineer working in React, Next.js, Node.js, and TypeScript. In health tech, he built LLM-based systems that generate study documentation and medical resources, automated clinical workflows with n8n, and led migrations from paid libraries to open-source alternatives to cut costs.

    Experience

    8 years

    Availability

    To be verified

  • Volodymyr

    Mobile Developer

    Portugal/(GMT)

    Volodymyr is a Flutter mobile engineer with deep Android and iOS knowledge who takes apps from architecture to store release. As sole owner of a construction workforce app, he built NFC door access, geofencing, and background location with native modules; on a bus ticketing app, he shipped for products with 1M+ users.

    Experience

    6 years

    Availability

    Full-time

  • Cristian

    Full-stack Web Developer

    Colombia/(GMT -5:00)

    Cristian is a full-stack engineer working across Python, React, and Node.js, with recent work building LLM features for a construction procurement platform and a marketing automation product. He has turned unstructured PDFs into usable data, built real-time content generation flows, and shipped compliance dashboards backed by services querying millions of logs.

    Experience

    5 years

    Availability

    Part-time & Full-time

  • Jeison

    Full-stack Web Developer

    Colombia/(GMT -5:00)

    Jeison is a full-stack engineer working in React, Next.js and Node.js who often gets pulled into lead roles mid-project. Recently he rebuilt a financial services site on Gatsby and Node while migrating 30 content types, and moved a mobile content app to release with NestJS APIs, RBAC and Supabase auth.

    Experience

    14 years

    Availability

    To be verified

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We had an excellent experience. Process is fast from the initial intake through setting up payment.

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The developers helped us speed up. They quickly learned their part of the app and we’re grateful for their contribution.

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NativeScript developers for existing apps

NativeScript apps need people who know both TypeScript and the native platforms underneath. We match developers who can keep yours shipping or plan a move.

What you should know about modern NativeScript devs

Hiring Guide: NativeScript Developers

Looking to hire NativeScript developers? :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0} is an open-source framework for building truly native mobile applications using web technologies like JavaScript or TypeScript, along with frameworks like :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}, :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2} or :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}. It lets you access native iOS and Android APIs through one codebase, enabling high-performance mobile experiences, faster time to market, and reduced development cost. If you’re seeking to build or maintain native-look apps with a unified stack, hiring experienced NativeScript developers ensures you hit performance, UX, and platform-compliance goals.

Why Hire NativeScript Developers?

NativeScript developers bring the best of both worlds: web development speed and native mobile power. With their expertise, you get:

     
  • Single codebase for iOS & Android: One TypeScript/JavaScript project drives both platforms with access to native UI and device APIs.
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  • Native performance and UX: Unlike hybrid WebView wrappers, NativeScript renders native UI components and delivers smooth animations.
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  • Faster development & maintenance: Shared UI logic, fewer dependencies, and streamlined build pipelines reduce overhead.
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  • Access to device features: Native APIs like camera, geolocation, sensors, and background services are available natively.

Core Responsibilities of NativeScript Developers

     
  • Design, build and maintain cross-platform mobile apps using NativeScript with Angular, Vue, or plain TypeScript.
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  • Implement native UI layouts, animations, and transitions for both iOS and Android.
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  • Integrate mobile-device features like camera, GPS, accelerometer, notifications, Bluetooth, and sensors.
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  • Optimize mobile performance, memory usage, startup time, and battery life.
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  • Manage build pipelines, code signing, App Store / Google Play deployments, and plugin maintenance.
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  • Collaborate with backend API teams to integrate REST/GraphQL services, authentication, offline caching, and sync logic.
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  • Ensure cross-platform consistency, accessibility compliance, and responsive UI across device types and OS versions.

Key Technical Skills to Look For

     
  • Languages & Frameworks: JavaScript (ES6+), TypeScript, Angular or Vue.js, NativeScript CLI.
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  • Mobile knowledge: iOS SDK (Swift/Obj-C basics), Android SDK (Java/Kotlin basics), native plugin development.
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  • UI/UX & Performance: Native UI components, animations, layout optimization, memory profiling, cross-platform quirks.
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  • APIs & Backend Integration: RESTful APIs, GraphQL, WebSockets, offline sync, caching strategies.
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  • Tooling: NativeScript CLI, Webpack, Android Studio/Xcode, emulators and device labs, CI/CD pipelines.
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  • Version Control: Git, GitHub/GitLab, release branching, feature flags.
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  • Testing: Unit tests, end-to-end tests on devices/emulators, App Center/TestFlight deployments.

When to Hire NativeScript Developers

     
  • When you want to build mobile apps on iOS and Android using one shared codebase but still deliver native-quality UI and performance.
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  • When you already have web development expertise (JavaScript/TypeScript) and want to extend it to mobile without learning two native stacks.
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  • When you’re maintaining or rewriting a mobile app and want to reduce resource duplication and accelerate feature delivery.
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  • When integrating device hardware features, sensors, offline sync and background jobs along with mobile UI logic.
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  • When you want to align mobile development with your web team under a unified stack and architecture.

How to Hire the Right NativeScript Developer

1) Define Your Mobile Goals

Clarify whether your focus is cross-platform mobile with shared UI and logic, or deep native feature integration (sensors, cameras, offline sync). This helps identify whether you need strictly NativeScript developers or hybrid/full-native specialists.

2) Assess Mobile + Web Hybrid Expertise

Look for candidates who not only understand web frameworks (e.g., Angular or Vue) but also have solid mobile competence—device APIs, performance optimization, native plugin troubleshooting, and store deployments.

3) Interview Questions

     
  • What is NativeScript and how does it differ from Cordova or React Native?
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  • How do you access native APIs in a NativeScript app for iOS and Android? Give an example plugin you’ve implemented.
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  • How do you optimize performance in a large NativeScript app? What tools or metrics do you use?
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  • Describe your process for setting up CI/CD for both iOS and Android with NativeScript.
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  • How do you handle offline data sync and background tasks in a cross-platform mobile app?

4) Technical Assessment

Provide a take-home assignment: build a small mobile app using NativeScript (with Angular or Vue) that accesses device camera, fetches data from an API, caches results offline, and works smoothly on a range of devices. Evaluate architecture, code clarity, performance, and cross-platform consistency.

Average Cost of Hiring NativeScript Developers

Rates vary based on experience and complexity of mobile requirements:

     
  • Junior Developers (1–3 years): £30–£50/hour — can build straightforward mobile apps with common UI components and shared logic.
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  • Mid-Level Developers (3–6 years): £55–£85/hour — experienced with device APIs, shared modules, performance tuning, and store deployments.
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  • Senior Developers (7+ years): £90–£120/hour — leads architecture, CI/CD, offline sync, native plugin development, and roadmap for mobile platforms.

Through Lemon.io, you can hire vetted NativeScript developers who combine web productivity with native mobile excellence—helping you launch, maintain, or scale cross-platform mobile apps efficiently.

Why Hire Through Lemon.io?

Lemon.io matches you with top mobile talent specializing in cross-platform frameworks like NativeScript. Our developers are screened for both front-end and mobile deliverables, ensuring they can build native-grade experiences from one codebase, handle store deployments, performance benchmarks, and long-term maintainability.

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FAQs About Hiring NativeScript Developers

 
  

What does a NativeScript developer do?

  

   

A NativeScript developer builds high-quality mobile applications for iOS and Android using JavaScript or TypeScript, shares logic between platforms, and accesses native capabilities while maintaining one codebase.

  

 

 

  

Is NativeScript still relevant in 2025?

  

   

Yes. NativeScript continues to be a strong choice for cross-platform mobile apps that require near-native performance, shared logic, and efficient maintenance across iOS and Android.

  

 

 

  

How does NativeScript differ from React Native or Flutter?

  

   

NativeScript uses web-technologies (TS/JS + Angular/Vue) and renders native UI components directly; React Native uses JavaScript with native components but its paradigm differs; Flutter uses Dart and draws its own UI. NativeScript suits teams with strong web experience seeking native mobile output.

  

 

 

  

Can I hire remote NativeScript developers through Lemon.io?

  

   

Absolutely. Lemon.io connects you with vetted remote NativeScript developers experienced in building and maintaining cross-platform mobile applications with native-grade performance and UX.

  

 


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Why hire NativeScript developers

A NativeScript developer keeps your shared-code mobile app in the stores and up to date.

Store target updates

New platform targets and permissions handled on time.

Plugin fixes

Native plugins repaired or replaced when they break.

NativeScript upgrades

Move to current versions without a rewrite.

Migration options

A plan for Flutter or React Native if you need to move.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does NativeScript cost?

NativeScript itself is completely free and open-source. Download, use it in both personal and commercial projects, fork the code, or modify it in any way without paying licensing fees. No hidden costs are associated with using NativeScript itself.

What languages does NativeScript use?

NativeScript mostly relies on JavaScript and TypeScript for the development of mobile applications. Angular and Vue.js frameworks can also be used just in case some developers need them for better code structure of UI. NativeScript has a feature allowing a developer to write their code in these languages and frameworks while accessing native APIs directly in both iOS and Android.

How old is NativeScript?

According to Wikipedia, NativeScript was first publicly released in March 2015 . So, as of today NativeScript is roughly 9 years old.

What are the pros and cons of NativeScript?

NativeScript is one of the most powerful cross-platform development frameworks, which supports a single codebase for creating iOS and Android—JavaScript, TypeScript, Angular, or Vue.js-based mobile apps. It provides near-native speed and offers direct access to the native API. One small drawback to this is the case where it comes with a learning curve; for instance, developers would have to learn native APIs. Apart from that, there could be fewer third-party libraries available in comparison with some other frameworks. Another point is that applications built using NativeScript can turn out to be bigger in size, and debugging may turn out to be more complicated than usual in a case where there are problems with native code. On the other hand, strong support from its community and ecosystem can balance out these challenges.

What is the demand for NativeScript developers?

The demand for NativeScript developers can vary, but generally, there is a niche demand. NativeScript helps to leverage its ability to create mobile applications with a single codebase for both iOS and Android platforms, using JavaScript, TypeScript, Angular, or Vue.js

How to hire NativeScript developer?

To hire a NativeScript developer, start by defining project requirements—list necessary skills and experience. Create a detailed job description outlining responsibilities, qualifications, and company overview. Post the job on platforms like LinkedIn, GlassDoor, Indeed, Dice, specialized tech boards, and developer communities to find suitable candidates. Review resumes and portfolios for relevant experience. Conduct technical and behavioral interviews, including coding challenges and reviews. Verify professional references for work history and skills. Offer competitive compensation and benefits, and ensure smooth onboarding with orientation and training. Prioritize candidates who align with team culture and project needs.

Alternatively, Lemon.io simplifies the process: just follow 3 steps—have a discovery call, review 2-3 CVs of pre-screened Meteor Engineers selected from their developer community, and connect with the right engineer.

What is the Lemon.io no-risk trial period?

Lemon.io offers a no-risk paid trial period for new clients – the period up to 20 hours, which allow you to check how the developer works on your tasks before signing up for a subscription.

If something goes wrong and the developer fails to meet expectations, we’ll show you another remote developer with our zero-risk replacement guarantee.

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