Mirko Nasato
Ionic React lets you build mobile websites as well as native Android and iOS apps from a single code base, using familiar web technologies such as JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML, and CSS.
This course will introduce you to Ionic step by step, starting from a normal React app in plain JavaScript, and gradually adding more and more Ionic components.
Then it will guide you through developing a simple but complete app that includes some form elements and a chart (based on Recharts), and show you how to build this app not only as a mobile website but also as a native Android and iOS app using Capacitor. The Capacitor section includes essential tips on how to debug your application while it’s running on Android and iOS.
You will then see how you can use the Ionic CLI to quickly generate a new Ionic React project, including with TypeScript support.
Later on you will learn how to build a more complex application, featuring page navigation / routing and integration with the Firebase API, handling user authentication, storing data in the Cloud Firebase database, and uploading user–generated files such as pictures to Cloud Storage.
Finally, the course will show how to publish a mobile app to the Google Play store for Android, and the Apple App Store for iOS.
Instructor Details
Courses : 2
Specification: Ionic React: Cross-Platform Mobile Development with Ionic 5
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| Price | $9.99 |
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| Duration | 10.5 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Nirav Patel –
so far, very good!
Scott Hwang –
This course has been very helpful. Explanations are easy to understand.
Pugazhenthi T –
Course is very precise. Especially starting with react and adding Ionic is excellent approach. If one has react experience already, then with in a week they can confidently start ionic commercial project. Ionic react is much easier than ionic angular. I request instructor to add handling push notification in this course if possible.
Ulf Nomark –
Very good!
Bryan Waddington –
I’m about 60% through the course and I’m really enjoying it. Mirko is great at explaining and is clear and understandable.
Jason White –
I have a new project for an android/ios app, I have done some React so I am looking to use Ionic with React
Yael Casoni –
Sim
Jari Vanha Eskola –
Excellent overview of hybrid mobile app development with Ionic!
M.D. Arham –
One of the most helpful tutorial so for covering concepts of Ionic 5 React and Capacitor.
Luiz vila –
Excelente!
Stephan Niendorf –
Just awesome! I thoughed I would be too experienced for the basic stuff at the beginning, but I just forced me to watch a few of the starters and it catched me, he just has so many small tricks that I loved to watch the beginner part. Im so glad this course is better than anything else you can get for free.
Andres Duran –
Needed more complex exercices.
Sepehr Esmaeili –
Very knowledgeable instructor keen to transfer his knowledge and an interesting topic to learn.
DILLI BABU P T –
Average
Jos Algorta –
Very nice course! It teaches you the Ionic Framework but also some react good practices and development tips. It covers the whole process of an app, from creating all the way to publish it in a store. I’m very thankful! Thank you, Mirko!
Tiago Lopes de Camargo –
Awesome! Extremely hard to find such a great course!
Jim Bowen –
Great course. Missing java JRE and JDK installation. Since some of the Android projects require different Android platforms, need to install all required Android platforms.
Alica Taylor –
I like how this instructor keeps us working hands on with exercises and challenges. He has clearly thought out this course very well, showing us more than just what we can get from documentation. We are not just making todo apps!
Scott Kaplan –
Wow, a really informative class.
Nello Castellano –
The course is extremely valuable. The fact that the intermediate projects are not available for download, however, make it difficult to follow the lessons especially because the author does not explain beforehand what he wants to do during a lesson (setting the premise) but it goes through the lessons and make changes sometimes even changing his mind during the same lesson (there are logical reasons for it, obviously) and, once you reach section 6 you receive the starting project and that’s it… if a minimal change happen and your project won’t work any longer, there is no way to continue other than starting again from section 6. It’s a pity… this course it would be extremely good if only there tiny details were taken care of. The proposed solution (to use GIT) assumes that users are familiar with this tool and many people are not familiar with it and it becomes only an obstacle to complete the course. My valuation will change if and once the intermediate downloadable resources will be made available.
Andrey Cesar Vilch –
Excellent course.