A common misconception when building Cordova applications (which is what we use to create native packages when using frameworks like Ionic… continue reading.

If you own an iOS device then you will have likely come across the TouchID feature at some point – it allows you to easily unlock your… continue reading.

The HTML5 element provides a space on the screen that we can “draw” on through using a Javascript API. We are able to do things like… continue reading.

Ionic provides a lot of useful components right out of the box, but sometimes they might not do exactly what you want them to do. In… continue reading.

A big part of making a mobile application feel high quality is to provide immediate and obvious feedback for a user’s actions. When a user… continue reading.

One of the most common questions I receive about Ionic is how to create a route between two points with Google Maps. I have quite a few… continue reading.

When TypeScript 2.1 was released , support for Async/Await came with it. It is not really an entirely new concept, but it does allow you to… continue reading.

Recently, I released a two part screencast where I walked through building a speed reading component in Ionic. These type of videos… continue reading.

Time for another “live” coding video. In these screencasts, rather than having the specifics of the video planned out, I only have a vague… continue reading.

I’ve seen this concept around a few times, where rather than having a typical slider or star rating system, an application will use a smiley… continue reading.

I’ve spent the past few weeks creating a series of tutorials on using CouchDB and PouchDB in Ionic and in that series we’ve managed to… continue reading.

Over the past few weeks, we have been building out a simple blogging application that is built with Ionic 2, CouchDB, and PouchDB. We have… continue reading.

Up until this point in the series, I have placed a heavy emphasis on the theory behind what we are doing, like how CouchDB works and why we… continue reading.

With the release of Ionic Native 3.x we are now able to create mocks for Ionic Native plugins. If you are not already familiar with the… continue reading.

The Ionic Native 3.x update means that we can now mock native plugin functionality in the browser. This video tutorial walks through some of… continue reading.

The title of this article doesn’t have quite the same air of excitement about it when compared to say Batman vs Superman, but it’s a concept… continue reading.

In the last tutorial , we started a new project using CouchDB and Ionic 2. We are working towards building a simple blogging application… continue reading.

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been working on writing a series of tutorials on how to use CouchDB and PouchDB in Ionic 2. This video… continue reading.

When building Ionic 2 applications, our classes and templates work hand in hand to render the view that the user sees. Our classes are able… continue reading.

Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been introducing some of the theory behind creating applications powered by CouchDB . As promised, this… continue reading.