Ionic 2 stable was announced recently. Therefore, it is a perfect time to write about the differences with Ionic1. Ionic 2 is a complete rewrite of the Ionic 1 project with Angular >= 2.x.
Ionic has been around for two years now. It is a great set of tools for developing hybrid applications based on AngularJS. Ionic is extremely popular at the moment, with more than one million applications built and a growing community of thousands of developers.
Today Ionic2 alpha was released along with new examples and boilerplates. Following this release I decided to create my own using Webpack and ECMAScript6.
I have heard about the Telerik’s native transition plugin for Cordova recently. To me this is not only a game changer in the hybrid industry, but in the entire mobile application industry. To help the Ionic community to use native transitions I created ionic-native-transitions a plugin available on github and npm
This tutorial is a post that I did for tutsplus.com. It will explain you step by step how to create a modern, hybrid, mobile application (iOS and Android) of your WordPress website using the latest technologies.
Creating hybrid apps is really easy using Ionic Framework, AngularJS and Cordova. This presentation is a showcase of what you can expect from these technologies.
Ionic Framework is one of the best framework for developing hybrid mobile apps with HTML5. Based on AngularJS the set of available features is tremendous. This post presents, with examples, some of the best hidden features provided.