Teach Modern App Development
with a Visual Platform.
One platform for teaching UI architecture, cross-platform development, AI-assisted coding, and design system thinking — all in one tool.
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Platform targets
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AI tools to explore
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Packages to study
Curriculum ideas
What you can teach with Nexver
Design-first UI design
Introduce your product and an element. Students build a login screen as a type-safe design before writing any code.
Design tokens and systems
Teach color, spacing, and typography tokens. Students create a design system and apply it across components.
Cross-platform code generation
Generate React, Flutter, and SwiftUI from the same design. Compare platform-specific rendering patterns.
Visual building with Canvas
Use the Canvas visual editor to build complete screens. Explore how visual actions map to design changes.
AI-assisted development
Use AI assistant tools to automate code generation, run QA scans, and explore AI-driven UI suggestions.
Testing and quality
Use the QA engine for regression detection and Playwright test generation. Introduce the Immune System concept.
Benefits
Why educators choose Nexver
Real-world architecture
Students work with a production-grade monorepo (29 packages, 12,500+ tests) instead of toy examples. They learn patterns used in the industry.
Multi-language exposure
One design teaches seven output formats — React, Vue, Angular, HTML, React Native, Flutter, and SwiftUI. Students see how the same UI translates across stacks.
Progressive complexity
Start with simple designs and visual building. Progress to tokens, code generation, AI tools, QA, and DevOps. The platform grows with the curriculum.
Collaborative learning
WebSocket sync and DevTools CLI support team projects. Students push, pull, and diff designs — learning version control with UI artifacts.
FAQ
Questions from educators
Is this appropriate for beginners?
Yes. Canvas is a visual editor that requires no code. Students can build complete apps visually before learning the underlying TypeScript design.
What prerequisites do students need?
None for visual building with Canvas. For code-level work, basic TypeScript or JavaScript knowledge is helpful. The documentation includes getting-started guides.
Can I use this in a classroom setting?
Yes. Nexver runs on your own machines or a shared server for the class. Contact us for education pricing.
Are there teaching materials available?
The documentation includes 68 guides covering every package and feature. Community-contributed curriculum templates are planned for the education hub.
Pricing for students and classrooms.
Education pricing is set with each school. Contact us and we will work it out with you.