You may be familiar with using to set up two-way data binding between inputs in your templates, and variables in your class definition. For… continue reading.
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Everybody (hopefully) tests their applications in some manner before submitting them to the app stores, and for a lot of people, this will… continue reading.
If you come from an Ionic 1.x or AngularJS background, then you would be used to handling navigation through routing with URLs, states, and… continue reading.
One thing I really like about Ionic is that the default components look great right out of the box. Everything is really neat, sleek and… continue reading.
Although some mobile applications are completely self contained (like calculators, soundboards, flashlight apps), many applications rely on… continue reading.
In my most recent podcast, I had a chat to Mike Hartington from the Ionic team about Ionic 2 – in that chat he confirmed that for now you… continue reading.
Pipes are super useful to have in your application – in general they are used to manipulate data before displaying it to the user (think… continue reading.
Ionic provides a range of directives by default that you can drop into your application and get a pretty slick looking interface almost… continue reading.
If you’ve taken a look at Ionic 2, then you know it looks pretty different to Ionic 1. Should you want to migrate to Ionic 2, this might… continue reading.
A model in programming is a generic concept, and you may have come across it with common patterns like Model-View-Controller (or MVC… continue reading.
One of the great things about using a framework like Ionic is that best practice user interface elements are baked in as defaults, which… continue reading.
Adding map functionality to a mobile application can be extremely useful, especially when we throw Geolocation into the mix. The nature of… continue reading.
If you’ve been reading my beginner series of tutorials then you’ve probably seen a few example applications and had a bit of a play with… continue reading.
This week Hunter Leaman stopped by to write a tutorial on how he used directives to create a stock market application with price tickers… continue reading.
In the first post in this series we looked at some of the new Angular 2 syntax and concepts, and now we are going to look at how that new… continue reading.
This article was originally written following the release of Ionic 2, and focused on the new concepts and syntax introduced in the new… continue reading.
If you’re familiar with Ionic and Angular and the roles they play then the question posed in the title probably sounds a bit silly, but I… continue reading.
This article was originally written quite a while ago, when the transition from AngularJS to Angular was just around the corner as well as… continue reading.
