Code once, deploy everywhere with Ionic
summary
Ionic plus Angular (and upcoming Stencil) claim a single web codebase that builds Android, iOS, desktop (Electron) and PWAs via Cordova shells, with platform-adaptive UI and live reload using ionic start / ionic serve. Demo shows direct device access via Web Bluetooth and service workers plus Web Workers for background/offline work. Example app reports 1M+ downloads on Android; APK size ranges about 20–60MB depending on embedded Chromium. Build output is a standard www folder and native packages that run and install.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 1:48Why Do We Have To Code Once and Deploy Everywhere
- 8:55Bluetooth Pairing
- 11:45Web Workers
- 12:47Ionic
- 15:12Add Component Decorator
- 16:41States
- 17:53Components
- 18:40Time Pickers
- 22:37Install Ionic
- 23:21Create a New App
- 24:06Dev Server
- 24:44Advanced Dev Server
- 27:25Install Electron
- 28:44Conclusion
- 33:14The Size of the Binary
- 46:05Cordova Plugin
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