In this tutorial, we will be building out two custom components in Ionic that enable us to drag and drop elements on the screen. We will be… continue reading.
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When animating the size or position of elements in our applications, we should (generally) only use the property to achieve this. Animating… continue reading.
Transcript In this video, we’re going to take a look at a little SVG animation trick in Ionic. It doesn’t really matter if it’s in an Ionic… continue reading.
There are many instances in which we can use a staggered animation in our applications, but it is perhaps most commonly used with lists or… continue reading.
Transcript In this video, we’re going to take a look at the new way to use Ionic’s controllers in Ionic 5. This specifically applies to just… continue reading.
In my recent tutorials, I have been explaining how to build more complex UI/UX patterns into Ionic applications with the Ionic Animations… continue reading.
I’ve been with my wife since around the time Tinder was created, so I’ve never had the experience of swiping left or right myself. For… continue reading.
Animations are one of those little extra touches in an application that can transform an average looking application into something truly… continue reading.
You know what’s way cooler than horizontal progress bars? Circle progress bars! Well, for some contexts at least. Circles are a little bit… continue reading.
One of the key ideas behind the Capacitor project which was created by the Ionic team, is to provide access to browser/native features… continue reading.
When building applications with Ionic, we will often need to fetch some data over the network - whether that is locally to pull in data from… continue reading.
The Firebase JavaScript SDK - which we will be using in this tutorial - provides a really simple web-based method for authenticating your… continue reading.
Although you may or may not recognise the term shared element transition, you will likely have seen this pattern applied in many… continue reading.
One of the services I often perform is to spend a few hours doing a high-level code review of an Ionic codebase, and then writing up any… continue reading.
Automated testing such as unit tests and end-to-end tests are, in my view, one of the biggest “level up” mechanics available to developers… continue reading.
A difficult part of the beginner’s journey to learning Ionic is the step between understanding some of the basics and actually building a… continue reading.
One of the biggest issues and limitations faced by Ionic developers, and other “hybrid” application developers, is the reliance upon third… continue reading.
When building our applications, we will often want to store data in some kind of storage mechanism such that it is available to use even… continue reading.
Recently, we’ve been covering a few different ways to handle state management in an Ionic and StencilJS application. This has included using… continue reading.
Since Ionic now uses web components to deliver their collection of user interface elements for building mobile applications, we are not… continue reading.
