In the past two tutorials on E2E testing in Ionic (and Angular), I’ve introduced the concept of End-to-End testing and some ways that you… continue reading.

In the first post in this series I wrote about how to create E2E (End-to-End) tests for Ionic applications. This was a very basic… continue reading.

Over the past few weeks, I have been releasing a series of tutorials about creating automated tests for Ionic (Angular) applications. The… continue reading.

I’ve touched on this point many times in the past, so I will try to keep this brief. Ionic makes it super easy for people to build mobile… continue reading.

When submitting applications to the app stores we need to supply an icon for the application that is used to display the application on the… continue reading.

Security is a difficult topic, experts spend their careers learning and researching, and new threats are constantly arising. As new… continue reading.

Throughout this tutorial series, we have been learning various methods for unit testing Ionic applications and using a Test Driven… continue reading.

Max Lynch, co-founder and CEO of Ionic, often states that the vision for Ionic is to be like the WordPress for mobile. Take a look at this… continue reading.

In the previous tutorial in this series, we introduced the concept of Test Driven Development and how those concepts can be applied to Ionic… continue reading.

The concept of creating automated tests for your application allows you to improve the quality of your code, protect against regressions… continue reading.

Creating automated tests for your application is a great way to improve the quality of your code, protect against code breaking regressions… continue reading.

I encourage people who are subscribed to my email list to send me suggestions for tutorials they would like to see, and one of the most… continue reading.

Displaying a list with data is perhaps one of the most common elements of a mobile application, and adding the ability to search and filter… continue reading.

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.

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.

When Ionic 2 was first released I was excited about it, but I also shared the thoughts of many Ionic 1 developers which would be something… 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.