Rapid Mobile App Development with Ionic and Capacitor

How to develop mobile Apps using Ionic and Capacitor

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1. AngularArchitects.io | @ManfredSteyer AngularArchitects.io | @ManfredSteyer Rapid Mobile App Development with Ionic and Capacitor
2. Agenda - #1 Ionic Introduction - #2 Capacitor Introduction - #3 Real World Application Demo - #4 Conclusion and Q&A
3. About me - Daniel Sogl - Angular / Ionic Developer since 2015 - Lead Developer @finanzen.net zero - Focusing on FinTech - Trainer @AngularArchitects since 2023
4. Introduction to Ionic Framework
5. - Definition: Open-source framework for building mobile and desktop Apps using web technologies - Focus: Build on top of Stencil JS, compatible with Angular, React and Vue - Advantages - Cross-platform development (iOS, Android, PWA)Rich library of pre-build UI components - Extensive community and documentation Introduction to Ionic Framework
6. - UI Components: Extensive library of UI components that adapt to the platform - Themes and Styles: Built-in support for customizing themes and styles - Native Access: Through Capacitor or Cordova, access native device features - Tooling: Ionic CLI and VSCode Plugin for easy project creation and development Ionic Key Features
7. Demo Ionic Platform Components
8. Introduction to Capacitor
9. - Definition: Open-source native runtime for building Web Native apps - Purpose: allow web developers to build apps that run on iOS, Android and the web with a single codebase - Advantages - Simple plugin system for accessing native features - Supports existing web projects - Easy to set up and integrate What is Capacitor?
10. - Cross-platform: Consistent API across iOS, Android, and web - Plugins: Easy-to-use plugins for accessing device features (Camera, Geolocation, etc.) - Native Project Management: Sync with native projects for further native code development - PWA Support: First-class support for Progressive Web Apps Key Features Of Capacitor
11. Setting Up an Ionic & Capacitor Project
12. Setting Up an Ionic Project
13. Adding Capacitor to an Existing Project
14. Add native Platforms
15. Example: Accessing Native Device Features
16. Demo
17. - Summary:Ionic Framework: Fast, cross-platform app development - Capacitor: Seamless native feature access and development - Questions:Open the floor for any questions - Slides: https://tinyurl.com/4j6mu8d6 Conclusion and Q&A