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Gain insights into Ionic's UI toolkit for cross-platform apps using HTML, CSS, and TypeScript. Explore CLI, CapacitorJS, and Stencil, culminating in deploying real-world apps to multiple platforms.

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Ionic is an open-source UI toolkit for building cross-platform applications using HTML, CSS, and TypeScript. Integrating with popular front-end frameworks like Angular, React, and Vue, Ionic empowers you to build rich user experiences that you can deploy on the web, mobile, or desktop.

This course is a comprehensive introduction to the core products and services of Ionic, emphasizing CLI, CapacitorJS, and Stencil Web Components. You’ll build on this foundation by exploring UI components, core features of Typescript, Angular routing/navigation, theming, data storage, asynchronous data handling, the rxJS library, and much more. Also, you'll be exposed to various Ionic plug-ins and components before concluding with 4 case studies of real-world application development.

By the end of this course, you'll be equipped to build cross-platform Ionic applications and submit them to the Apple App and Google Play stores, publish as Progressive Web Apps, or deliver via Electron desktop applications.

Mastering Mobile Application Development with Ionic

a set of Web Standards compatible APIs that provide cross-platform support for native device features

an open-source ecosystem of plugin native APIs that solely targets iOS & Android platforms

a plugin API solely for Ionic & Electron application development

Capacitor is best described as_______.

(True or False) Capacitor can only be used in Ionic projects.

(True or False) Capacitor can only be used in Ionic projects.

(True or False) Capacitor cannot be used in a project where Apache Cordova is in use.

(True or False) Capacitor cannot be used in a project where Apache Cordova is in use.

Only if native functionality is supported across each platform

Yes, with an additional JSON configuration stating the target platform version

No, it requires Apache Cordova and Ionic Native to also be installed.

Does Capacitor allow applications to access native functionality across all platforms?

Does Capacitor allow applications to access native functionality across all platforms?

This downloads all the necessary scripts for installing a platform.

This creates the `www` directory, which will contain all of the application assets.

This creates a configuration file for storing details of each platform being installed.

It’s a secret. Nobody knows why this must be done.

Why must the `ionic build` command be run before a platform can be added in Capacitor?

Why must the <code>ionic build</code> command be run before a platform can be added in Capacitor?

Introduction

The Ionic Ecosystem

Beginning Ionic Development

Decorators and Classes

Ionic Navigation

Templates

Theming Ionic Apps

Awesome Cordova Plugins

Capacitor

Working With Data

Progressive Web Apps

Animations

Stencil

Case Study: Working With APIs

Case Study: My Movies

Case Study: AppyMapper

Case Study: Ionic Jukebox

Refining Your Projects

Conclusion

Appendix

Quiz: Capacitor