Through Cordova our “webview app” get’s packaged into a native iOS or Android project, and from that point on you can deploy it like you could any other native app. The app on a mobile device is running inside a webview, but of course you don’t see a navigation bar inside that app later! It looks and feels like a regular app, and can be installed from the app store of course. Ionic is a framework that allows us to develop mobile apps and websites using web technologies – HTML, CSS and Javascript basically.
What is Ionic?īefore we dive into the technical side, a few words on Ionic if you have no idea what we are talking about. You see, quite a few things for one lesson so let’s get started! 1. Oh, and of course we will deploy our app to iOS and Android devices! Today we will start at ground zero, which means getting to know Ionic, setting up our environment, getting a first Ionic app up and running and taking a basic look at what we got inside our app folder.įinally we will also take a short look at how Angular plays with Ionic, how our files are connected and how we can add our first elements.
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