Going Hybrid Mobile with Ionic and AngularJS
summary
Ionic claims a full hybrid HTML mobile framework with concrete tooling: a CLI that gets a tabbed app running in three commands, an npm/gulp/Bower build chain, and ngCordova (Angular bindings for Cordova plugins) released this week. Native features include a keyboard plugin that provides native keyboard behavior and a collection-repeat directive that renders only visible cells so a 3,000-contact list filters and scrolls instantly. Official support lists iOS 6+, Android 4.0 and Windows Phone 8.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to Ionic
- 1:14Native access and ngCordova
- 4:28Understanding the framework
- 6:20Routing and architecture
- 9:15Learning and development setup
- 11:21Building an Ionic app
- 16:00Development tools and workflow
- 20:40Directives and templates
- 24:01Testing strategies
- 25:02Performance optimization
- 28:23Q&A and closing
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