- Get Started with Native Mobile
A how-to for creating a native mobile Mendix app and viewing it on a mobile device.
If you would like to upgrade to a newer long-term support version of Studio Pro, see Moving from Mendix Studio Pro 8 to 9.
As of Mendix 8, it is possible to build fully native mobile apps. Native mobile apps differ from hybrid apps in that they do not render inside a web view. Instead, they use native UI elements. This enables fast performance, smooth animations, like swipe gestures, and improved access to all native device capabilities.
You build Mendix native mobile apps the same way you build web or hybrid apps. You can use familiar elements such as pages, widgets, nanoflows, JavaScript actions, and microflows to put together your app. However, there are some differences between building native apps and hybrid apps. For example, the set of available widgets (and their properties) is slightly different. In addition, native styling is based on JavaScript instead of SASS/CSS.
A how-to for creating a native mobile Mendix app and viewing it on a mobile device.
Tutorials for building native mobile apps.
General information for native styling in Mendix.
This document teaches you how to build a native mobile app’s UI.
This how-to teaches you how to enrich the design of your native mobile app with custom fonts.
Tutorials for configuring push and local notifications.
A tutorial for pushing over the air updates (OTA) using App Center’s CodePush.
Connect URLs to your native mobile app by adding a deep link.
This guide teaches you how to set up native mobile maps capabilities for Android and Apple devices.
Troubleshoot common issues associated with building and running native mobile apps.