Building Mobile Apps with Ionic, Angular, and TypeScript
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Description
Hello! My name is Steve Michelotti, and welcome to Building Mobile Apps with Ionic, Angular, and TypeScript. In this course, you will quickly get up and running with Ionic, and build a complete app from scratch over the duration of the course. You will get there by learning major topics like screen navigation, working with HTTP, and numerous Ionic components including advanced scenarios. You’ll also learn about using native device features such as geolocation, the device camera, barcode scanner, accelerometer, and more.
By the end of this course, you will be able to you'll be well prepared to start developing your own apps using the Ionic framework.
Before you begin, make sure you are already familiar with TypeScript and Angular basics like dependency injection and data binding. In particular, the TypeScript Fundamentals and the Angular 2 - First Look courses will be helpful.
I hope you’ll join me, and I look forward to helping you on your learning journey here at Pluralsight.
About the author
Steve is a Program Manager with Microsoft on the Azure Global Engineering team. Prior to joining Microsoft, he was a 7-time Microsoft ASP.NET MVP.
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Course Overview
Hi, this is Steve Michelotti. Welcome to Building Mobile Apps with Ionic 2, Angular 2, and TypeScript. Ionic 2 is an exciting new sequel to the Ionic framework, which has taken the mobile development community by storm over the last couple of years. Ionic enables developers to build cross-platform mobile apps, which can be natively installed from an app store using web development technologies like Angular, JavaScript or TypeScript, HTML, and CSS. In this course we're going to cover numerous aspects of the Ionic 2 framework. And we're going to do this by building a complete application from scratch. You'll see how to effectively use Ionic 2 navigation, including some advanced scenarios. We'll work with data over HTTP and see how to hook it into Ionic's lifecycle events. We'll explore all kinds of ionic components, from basic components, like buttons and lists, to more advanced features, like virtual scrolling, pull to refresh, and mapping with driving directions. I'll also show how you can use Ionic to access native features of the mobile device including geolocation, the camera, barcode scanner, accelerometer and more. By the end of this course you'll be well prepared to start developing your own apps using the Ionic 2 framework. I hope you'll join me on this journey to learn the Ionic 2 framework with the Pluralsight course - Building Mobile Apps with Ionic 2, Angular 2, and TypeScript.