Many Ionic applications will require the concept of an authenticated user who is authorised to perform certain actions - perhaps only… continue reading.

I almost titled this post something clickbaity like ‘The one MASSIVE security mistake hybrid developers are making’. It is a big issue, and… continue reading.

I had originally planned to create a tutorial on how to integrate an Ionic 2 application with a user’s Google Calendar, but then I thought… continue reading.

In this tutorial series, we are walking through how to create a role-based authentication system with Ionic 2 using Passport. In short, we… continue reading.

There many ways we can authenticate users in Ionic 2 applications and most of them are quite simple to implement. We could use Ionic Auth… continue reading.

In Part 1 of this tutorial, we talked about what exactly a JSON Web Token (JWT) is, and walked through exactly how to build our very own JWT… continue reading.

Firebase has been on my radar lately as they seem to be doing a lot with Ionic. I’ve seen a few blog posts and a few people mentioning that… continue reading.

In Part 1 we generated a new Ionic application, set up Parse, and created an email login system. You will need to have Parse set up in an… continue reading.

Creating a login system for any kind of application, mobile or desktop, has historically been a pretty hard task. In the case of a mobile… continue reading.

Welcome to Part 4 of my tutorial series where I walk you through how to create a Sencha Touch application with a email + facebook signup and… continue reading.

Welcome to Part 2 of my tutorial series where I walk you through how to create a Sencha Touch application with a email + facebook signup and… continue reading.