Every production mobile app ultimately has a set of recurring tasks around integration, testing, deployment, and long term maintenance. These tasks often must be automated across a team of many developers and app projects. Building a process for these tasks
Developers use Capacitor as a native app container for packaging and deploying their Ionic apps to various mobile and desktop platforms. The capacitor allows them to access native features like the Camera using the same code across all platforms –
Let’s take a look at what Capacitor is and how to add it to an Angular project First off, let’s go over what Capacitor is and how it relates to other cross platform projects out there. At a glance, Capacitor
In our previous blog post we learned basics about Ionic React app. Next, in this post let’s take a tour of what a stock Ionic React app consists of. Open up the project in your favorite code editor and
Ionic React is a native React version of Ionic Framework that makes it easy to build apps for iOS, Android, Desktop, and the web as a Progressive Web App. All with one code base, standard React development patterns, and
The migration from Ionic 3 to Ionic 4 is the most significant in the frameworks history, and it sets a course for Ionic that likely will not be deviated from for years to come. We suggest the following general process
After more than a year of work, the Ionic Framework team has released version 4. The new version offers us significant changes in performance, compatibility with multiple frameworks (not only with Angular as previous versions), new documentation and many other
Ionic is a front-end SDK based over Angular, which is the most well-known JavaScript library. As a stage, it likewise encourages the integration of services for both, push notifications as well as analysis. As Ionic is a hybrid mobile application
An interface is a programming feature that helps to define the expected structure of an object allowing that to serve as a contract of sorts for the class where it is implemented. That helps explain the concept but how does
When building an app, you’re always making sure that you are doing everything correctly from a technical perspective to ensure great performance. But another, often ignored part of performance is called perceived performance. Perceived performance is how fast an action
Appflow: not just another CI/CD service
Every production mobile app ultimately has a set of recurring tasks around integration, testing, deployment, and long term maintenance. These tasks often must be automated across a team of many developers and app projects. Building a process for these tasks
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Capacitor 2.0 is just released!
Developers use Capacitor as a native app container for packaging and deploying their Ionic apps to various mobile and desktop platforms. The capacitor allows them to access native features like the Camera using the same code across all platforms –
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Announcing the Capacitor ngAdd Schematic
Let’s take a look at what Capacitor is and how to add it to an Angular project First off, let’s go over what Capacitor is and how it relates to other cross platform projects out there. At a glance, Capacitor
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React Hooks with Ionic
In our previous blog post we learned basics about Ionic React app. Next, in this post let’s take a tour of what a stock Ionic React app consists of. Open up the project in your favorite code editor and
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Build your first Ionic React app
Ionic React is a native React version of Ionic Framework that makes it easy to build apps for iOS, Android, Desktop, and the web as a Progressive Web App. All with one code base, standard React development patterns, and
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Migrating from Ionic 3.0 to Ionic 4.0
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Ionic 4 is here – Comparison Between Ionic 4 Vs Ionic 3
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A Savage Combination of Ionic and Angular
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Understanding TypeScript interfaces
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Improved Perceived Performance with Skeleton Screens
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