Bringing Ionic (and Web Components) to React
summary
Ionic now ships a React binding that reuses the original Web Components, integrates with react-router for automatic animations and stack-style tab navigation, and targets PWA plus native iOS/Android via the same codebase. The project hits a stable release, the CLI scaffolds apps with ionic start, components include ion-button and ion-router-outlet and ship core CSS and theme variables, and the team cites ~20% of App Store apps using Ionic as a usage signal.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:26History Lesson
- 3:11Ionic React
- 4:27Ion Button
- 4:58Linear Navigation
- 5:48Install the Ionic Cli
- 8:06What Are the Reasons Why Someone like the React Native Web Team Would Want To Use a Div as a Button
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