In Part 1 of this tutorial series we looked at how to set up a basic Google Maps integration within an Ionic application. In Part 2, we took… continue reading.
In Part 1 of this tutorial series we looked at how to set up a basic Google Maps integration within an Ionic application. In Part 2, we took… continue reading.
The ability to pull in data from the Internet is something many mobile applications rely on. Mobile devices don’t always have access to the… continue reading.
In a recent tutorial I showed you how to integrate Google Maps into an Ionic application, if you haven’t already read that tutorial I would… continue reading.
In just about any Ionic tutorial I write that uses Cordova plugins, I use ngCordova. So, instead of writing a mini tutorial on how to get it… continue reading.
Google Maps and mobile apps are a perfect match. The Google Maps API is an awesome piece of tech by itself, but when you couple it with a… 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.
The Ionic team have been more than a little bit busy lately. Not only have they just recently officially launched the 1.0.0 release of Ionic… continue reading.
I recently wrote about how I switched from PhoneGap Build to using PhoneGap locally which involved tweaking my development process a little… continue reading.
Since attempting to use Dreamweaver way back when to build websites with a Drag & Drop interface, I’ve avoided similar programs like the… continue reading.
Before switching to Ionic, I used Sencha Touch which has a completely different layout system. Layouts in Sencha Touch are built almost… continue reading.
Whilst you’re building an application with Ionic, it’s great to have code separated out into separate files with plenty of white space to… continue reading.
One of the most commonly used PhoneGap API’s is the Camera API. In the age of the selfie, a phones camera is one of the most commonly used… continue reading.
If you’re reading this you would probably already have a decent idea of what an HTML5 mobile application is, but you might not know how to… continue reading.
Javascript frameworks like Ionic can be complicated beasts, and as a beginner the sprawling files and folders all over the place can be… continue reading.