Janos Hrubos

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@farfromrefug thanks for the response! On Android it applies the `tintColor` with alpha: ![](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/23358826/39668301-3885301c-50ca-11e8-9865-fef6efca9ccb.png) Right now the image will be tinted fully if it has a 0.1 alpha on iOS....

@triniwiz do you see anything wrong with this change? (i.e. increased apk size, etc..)

You can set proxy in your local environment in NativeScript with `ns proxy set [ [ []]]`. More info [here](https://v7.docs.nativescript.org/tooling/docs-cli/general/proxy-set)

I think the preview app currently does not support `"@nativescript/core" : "8.0.0"` yet. You could connect your android device to your computer via USB and run the app with `ns...

Your `package.json` seems to miss the entry point `"main": "main.js"`. I recommend to start with a fresh template ([template-hello-world-ng](https://github.com/NativeScript/nativescript-app-templates/tree/master/packages/template-hello-world-ng)) with the latest NativeScript version `8.0.0`

i've tried to reproduce the issue, but it works well for me on _android_ and _ios_ too. there is a newer version `@nativescript/webpack` (5.0.0-beta.5) available in the most recently published...

Unfortunately on iOS the native UIDatePicker only has the following modes: - Time - Date - DateAndTime - CountDownTimer I think currently there is no option to show the month...

This plugin has the option to get location by address: https://github.com/nativescript-community/geocoding#methods Perhaps this suits your needs.

`JSON.stringify` returns the date in UTC format. I've tried to reproduce this bug, but with my settings works as expected. Maybe your computer's (android emulator/device) time settings are not valid.