
Advanced Guide to the Ionic Framework
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This article contains a list of curated articles for Ionic developers that want to start learning more advanced concepts.
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This article contains a list of curated articles for Ionic developers that want to start learning more advanced concepts.
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In this tutorial, we are going to start by covering the absolute basics of routing/navigation in Vue, and then we are going to look at how to navigate through an Ionic application using Vue.
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In this article, we are going to take a look at one of the more significant changes in Angular 5 which is an update to RxJS and Observables.
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In this tutorial series, we cover building a progressive web application with Ionic and hosting it using Firebase hosting.
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In this tutorial, I am going to start by giving a very bare bones introduction to what a basic NodeJS server might look like
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In this tutorial, we are going to look at how to create "services" or "providers" in Vue that pull in some data via an HTTP request.
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In this tutorial, we are going to take a deeper look at how an Ionic application and a NodeJS server can communicate back and forth.
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In this tutorial, we are going to walk through how to host an Ionic PWA using Firebase Hosting.
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In this tutorial, we create a service for Vue that wraps localForage to handle saving data in the best storage mechanism available.
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In this tutorial, we will be taking the necessary steps to turn the Ionic application we have built into one that would be considered a progressive web application.
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We are going to build an advent calendar in Ionic, complete with animations for revealing each day.
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In this tutorial, we will be investigating adding Google's reCAPTCHAto an Ionic application that is powered by a NodeJS backend.
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In this article, we take a look at Ionic's new DevApp.
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On top of actually learning how the framework works, you also need to make sure your code, files and folders stay well structured and easy to maintain. It's easy to skip over this stuff as a beginner and end up with a really messy set up that makes you cringe every time you look at it.
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It's simple enough to trigger the devices camera and grab the resulting photo, but there's one big problem. The photo will eventually disappear.
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Before you build the final production ready version of your Ionic application, you might want to first minify it. Minifying code is essentially the process of stripping away everything unnecessary.
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When using a local verison of PhoneGap though it will just take the entire contents of the www directory by default, which means the source files as well as the minified files will be inlcuded in the final package (which obviously defeats the purpose of doing it in the first place).
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Let's take a look at how to get up and running with the Ionic Push service and then discuss how it might stack up to the existing services.
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Parse does a lot of fancy stuff but in this tutorial I'm going to show you how we can set up user authentication with an email login in an Ionic application with Parse.
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Creating a new user using an email address with Parse was pretty easy, but it is quite common for applications to offer Facebook as a sign up option as well.
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In this tutorial I am going to walk you through how to integrate the Google Maps JavaScript SDK into an Ionic application.
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ngCordova is a collection of AngularJS services and extensions created by Ionic and driven by the community. These services make it easier to integrate Cordova plugins into Ionic applications.
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This tutorial will focus on loading in Google Maps markers dynamically using the `$http` service in Ionic, and in Part 2 we will create a way to only load markers for the area the user is currently looking at.
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In this tutorial I'm going to walk you through how to set up and use the Network Information plugin in conjunction with the normal `navigator.onLine` method, how to detect online and offline states, and also how to detect *when* a device switches from online to offline or vice versa.