Ionic: Mobile App Development with a Superpowered Platform
summary
Ionic claims to deliver native-quality mobile apps using HTML5 CSS and JavaScript by layering Angular and Cordova with a componentized UI and performance tricks like collection repeat that scrolls 3,000 items smoothly. Ionic 2 uses Angular 2 and a push pop navigation model, ships ~700–900 free ionicons under MIT, and offers Creator drag‑and‑drop export, cloud build, push and auth services and live deploy so apps update without App Store resubmission.
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chapters (35)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:12Matt Kremer
- 6:43Native App Development
- 7:21Hybrid Apps
- 7:53Web Apps
- 8:39Web SDK
- 9:31Web Components
- 9:58Focus on Building Your App
- 10:18Web Technologies
- 10:33Superpowered by Angular
- 11:28CSS Preprocessor
- 14:02Angular 2 Overview
- 14:44Rapid Fire
- 15:24Documentation
- 16:08UICollectionView
- 17:05UICollectionRepeat
- 18:03Ionic 2 Demo
- 20:55Platform Continuity
- 21:56Icons
- 22:26MIT Licensed
- 24:10GUI Tools
- 25:15Ionic View
- 25:46Native Plugins
- 26:26Marketplace
- 27:16Ionic Creator
- 28:59Ionic Showcase
- 31:55Authentication
- 32:27Push Notifications
- 32:57Ionic Build
- 33:28Deploy
- 34:55Enterprise Ready
- 35:22Ionic Enterprise
- 35:56Ionic Community
- 36:35Ionic Forum
- 38:32Ionic Website
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