Cross-Platform Mobile Development with Ionic Framework

History, use cases, and comparison with React Native and Flutter.

Install Node.js, Ionic CLI, and create your first Ionic-Angular app.

Native runtime layer for accessing device features.

Use <ion-button>, <ion-card>, <ion-list>, modals, tabs, and more.

Customize your app with color palettes and dark mode.

Create page routes, nested navigation, and tabbed layouts.

Template-driven and reactive forms with validation.

ion-input, ion-select, ion-datetime, and custom UI forms.

Take photos, store them locally, and display in the app.

Get current position, map it with Leaflet or Google Maps.

Push notifications (Firebase or OneSignal), and vibration feedback.

Use HttpClientModule to connect with external APIs.

Use Capacitor Storage API for storing key-value data securely.

Cache data and serve fallback content without a connection.

Login/signup flow, token storage, error handling.

Integrate Firebase with Google/Apple logins.

Protect app routes, manage auth sessions, and avoid insecure storage.

Sync and open apps in Android Studio/Xcode, build APK/IPA.

Build and deploy Progressive Web Apps with service workers.

Prepare icons, splash screens, create builds, and submit to Google Play & App Store.

Split modules, preload strategies, and app shell structure.

Use DevTools, Chrome Remote Debugging, and logs.

Integrate with Sentry, Firebase Crashlytics, or custom logging.