Ionic, ngrx and Angular: building web and mobile apps with one code base
summary
Shows how one code base actually works: Angular + Ionic apps share services and state by pulling logic into ngrx state/actions/effects, or by packaging that logic as libraries. Describes building real NPM packages (Deakin University, school chain, investment firm) with a yeoman angular-library generator, using npm link and AOT-aware builds, then contrasts that with a single-repo workflow using NX (narwhal) workspace where apps import libs directly. Notes Ionic/StenciI will make component reuse easier and cites painful versioning, AOT and tooling tradeoffs.
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