Ionic is one of the most exciting technologies you can learn at the moment - it enables you to use one codebase (written in HTML, JS and CSS) to build and ship apps as normal (progressive) web apps as well as real native mobile apps for iOS and Android. This course teaches you the latest version of Ionic from scratch with no prior knowledge about it assumed.

Angular (formerly Angular 2) allows you to create awesome web applications powered by TypeScript / javascript. Wouldn't it be great to use that Angular knowledge to build web applications that can be compiled into native mobile apps, running on any iOS or Android device? And also publish them as progressive web apps at the same time.

What you'll learn
Build native apps and progressive web apps from one and the same codebase
Build native apps for iOS and Android, using Angular and the powerful features Ionic 4 offers
Dive deeper into Ionic 4 to learn more about core and advanced features
Test iOS and Android apps on real devices and publish those apps to the app stores of the two platforms

What exactly are you going to learn then?
A brief refresher on Angular
How to set up your Ionic projects
The basics about Ionic - How navigation works, how your project is structured and you use its rich component library
How to use the many beautiful components Ionic ships with
How to use different kinds of navigation concepts: "Back"-Button-Navigation, tabs and sidemenus
How to show modals, alerts, toasts and many, many more useful UI components
How to test the app in the browser, on emulators or real devices
How to fetch and handle user input through inputs, textfields, dropdowns, dialogs etc.
How to authenticate users and access web servers to store + load data
How to access the local device storage and native device features like the camera or geolocation
So much more ... like styling and theming your app
Finally, you'll learn how to configure your app and publish it to the App Store or Google Play Store (or as a progressive web app)

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