Cross Platform with Angular and Ionic 4
summary
Ionic 4 replaces its custom router and build tooling with Ionic 4 adopts Angular router and the Angular CLI while keeping gestures and animations via a custom ion-router-outlet, claims easier upgrades and fewer surprises. It introduces an Angular toolkit with ng add support, embraces CSS variables for theming, improves server side rendering and considers switching to the CDK virtual scroller, and ships a new runtime called Capacitor abstracts native APIs to target iOS Android Electron and PWAs.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:12Cross Platform with Angular and lonic 4
- 0:44AngularJS: A New Hope
- 3:13Ionic had its own opinions about building apps.
- 3:50Meanwhile... Angular kept getting better.
- 4:15Let's let Angular handle Angular.
- 4:36lonic Routing. It just wasn't working.
- 8:34Adding Stacked Navigation to the web
- 8:55Let's talk CLI & Build Tools...
- 11:05Moving to the Angular CLI.
- 11:32Bionic/angular-toolkit Opinionated Tooling For lonic
- 12:12Theming with CSS Variables.
- 13:00Improved SSR setup out of the box.
- 13:44Virtual Lists with the CDK
- 14:24Desktop improvements
- 15:04Deploy to Native, web, and beyond.
- 16:06One API for all Platforms
- 16:53Focus on what ionic does best.
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