Sponsor Angular Native
Angular Native is free, MIT licensed and built in the open, as an independent project. If it saves you or your team time, sponsoring it is the most direct way to keep it moving.
Sponsor on GitHub - monthly or one-off, as a person or from your company's GitHub organisation.
What sponsorship pays for
A framework that renders native views sits under four release cycles at once, and every one of them can break it:
- Keeping up. Expo ships a new SDK three times a year, React Native moves with it, and Angular ships a new major version every year. Each one means updating the renderer, the Metro integration and the template, and checking every component still commits the views it should.
- Real devices. Physical iPhones and Android phones to test on, because some bugs in layout, gestures and navigation only exist on hardware.
- Continuous integration. Every change builds the example app for iOS and Android. An iOS build runs on macOS, and a macOS minute costs ten times a Linux one.
- Fixing what you find. Issues, regressions and the long tail of platform differences.
- These docs and the examples, kept in step with the code.
Other ways to help
Money is not the only thing that keeps a project alive:
- Star it on GitHub, which is how other people find it.
- Report what breaks, with the device and versions it broke on.
- Tell people. A blog post, a talk or a message to your team does more than you would expect.
- Contribute a fix, an example or a page of documentation.