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Learning Ionic

You're reading from   Learning Ionic Discover a simpler approach to modern mobile application development with Ionic framework and learn how to create elegant hybrid apps with HTML5 and AngularJS

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2015
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ISBN-13 9781783552603
Length 388 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Arvind Ravulavaru Arvind Ravulavaru
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Preface 1. Ionic – Powered by AngularJS FREE CHAPTER 2. Welcome to Ionic 3. Ionic CSS Components and Navigation 4. Ionic and SCSS 5. Ionic Directives and Services 6. Building a Bookstore App 7. Cordova and ngCordova 8. Building a Messaging App 9. Releasing the Ionic App A. Additional Topics and Tips Index

Hello Ionic


Now that we are done with the software setup, we will scaffold a few Ionic apps.

Ionic has three main/go-to templates using which we can quickly start developing apps:

  • Blank: This is a blank Ionic project with one page

  • Tabs: This is a sample app that is built using Ionic tabs

  • Side menu: This is a sample app that is built to consume side menu driven navigation

To understand the basics of scaffolding, we will start with the blank template.

To keep our learning process clean, we will create a folder structure to work with Ionic projects. Create a folder named ionicApps, and then create a folder inside it called chapter2.

Next, open a new terminal/prompt and change the directory (cd) to the ionicApps folder and from there to chapter2 folder. Now run the following command:

ionic start -a "Example 1" -i app.example.one example1 blank

In the preceding command:

  • -a "Example 1": This is the human-readable name of the app

  • –i app.example.one: This is the app ID/reverse domain name

  • example1: This...

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