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Learning Ionic

Learning Ionic

By : Arvind Ravulavaru
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Learning Ionic

Learning Ionic

4.4 (14)
By: Arvind Ravulavaru
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Overview of this book

This book is intended for those who want to learn how to build hybrid mobile applications using Ionic. It is also ideal for people who want to explore theming for Ionic apps. Prior knowledge of AngularJS is essential to complete this book successfully.
Table of Contents (12 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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1. Ionic – Powered by AngularJS
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1. Ionic – Powered by AngularJS
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Understanding the separation of concerns
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AngularJS components
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AngularJS directives
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AngularJS services
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AngularJS resources
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Summary
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2. Welcome to Ionic
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2. Welcome to Ionic
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Mobile Hybrid Architecture
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What is Apache Cordova?
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What is Ionic?
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Software setup
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The platform guide
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Hello Ionic
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The browser developer tools setup
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The Ionic project structure
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Scaffolding the tabs template
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Scaffolding the side menu template
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generator-ionic
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3. Ionic CSS Components and Navigation
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3. Ionic CSS Components and Navigation
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Ionic CSS components
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The Ionic router
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4. Ionic and SCSS
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4. Ionic and SCSS
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What is Sass?
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Setting up SCSS in our Ionic project
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Working with Ionic SCSS
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Understanding the Ionic SCSS setup
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The SCSS workflow
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Building a swatch
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5. Ionic Directives and Services
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5. Ionic Directives and Services
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Ionic directives and services
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The Ionic Platform service
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Content
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Ionic loading
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The ion-list and ion-item directives
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Gesture directives and services
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6. Building a Bookstore App
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6. Building a Bookstore App
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An introduction to the Bookstore application
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The Bookstore architecture
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Setting up the server
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Building the application
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7. Cordova and ngCordova
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7. Cordova and ngCordova
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Setting up a platform-specific SDK
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Testing the setup
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Getting started with Cordova plugins
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The Ionic plugin API
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The Cordova whitelist plugin
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ngCordova
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8. Building a Messaging App
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8. Building a Messaging App
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The Ionic Chat app
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The application architecture
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Developing the application
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Testing the application
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9. Releasing the Ionic App
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9. Releasing the Ionic App
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Preparing the app for distribution
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The PhoneGap service
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Generating installers using the Cordova CLI
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The Ionic package
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A. Additional Topics and Tips
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A. Additional Topics and Tips
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Ionic CLI
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Ionic Creator
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Ionic.io apps
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Ionic Push
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Ionic Deploy
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Ionic Vagrant box
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Ionic Sublime Text plugins
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Index
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Index

Testing the application

Now that we are done with building the application, we will add the iOS and Android platforms, to test the application. Run this:

ionic platform add ios
ionic platform add android

Next, we will emulate/run the app. I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 mobile as one device and an iOS emulator as another device.

I have tested the app by running it on the Android device and emulating it on the iOS emulator. You can do so the same way or you can use an Android emulator and an iOS emulator for test purposes as well. To launch/emulate the application, run this:

ionic run android –l –c

You can also use this:

ionic emulate ios –l –c

Note

The –l flag sets up the live reload option when emulating/running on an emulator/device and the –c flag enables JavaScript console logs to be printed in a command prompt/terminal. These are the two of the most helpful flags while debugging Ionic apps on emulators/devices.

Once the app is launched in both the devices, you should see the main page of...

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