Simple Mobile Development With Ionic
summary
Ionic uses a single AngularJS app plus Cordova to deliver up to eight targets (Android, iOS, Windows Phone, BlackBerry, Firefox OS, browser, web service), with a CLI sequence to install, generate, add platforms, build and run. Useful commands include ionic resources to auto-generate icon and splash sizes, ionic lab for side-by-side device previews and live reload for instant device updates. Common plugins shown are device motion, vibration and Native Audio. Known pain points are iOS build requirements, slow App Store review and flaky native plugin parity.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:35About me
- 1:23Angularjs
- 1:53First commercial job
- 2:41Android apps
- 3:14Like a Hipster
- 3:58Mobile Development Fights
- 4:42Isolation
- 5:43What is Ionic
- 6:59How does it work
- 10:28Commandline Interface
- 16:20Best Practices
- 17:16Lessons Learned
- 18:46App Store Approval
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