You’ve probably heard by now, but the 3.0.0 release of Ionic is now officially available. If you’re not sure what exactly that means in relation to Ionic 2, I’d recommend watching my last video on the topic. In short, Ionic 3 is just a major update to Ionic 2, it’s not a totally new framework.
A lot of the new stuff in Ionic 3 is behind the scenes, meaning your applications will mostly look the same. However, in this video, I explore some of the new features and changes that you may notice in your Ionic 3 applications.
Here’s the video:
Video Notes
- An explanation of @NgModule
- The
@IonicPagedecorator can be added to page components to enable lazy loading and deep linking - Components with the
@IonicPagedecorator must also have their own module file - Deep linking allows you to link to a specific page in your application using a URL
- When lazy loading pages, you no longer need to import the pages anywhere – you simply refer to them using their name as a string