Building Hybrid Apps with AngularJS and Ionic

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This document discusses the development of hybrid apps using AngularJS and Ionic, highlighting the advantages and challenges of hybrid versus native apps. It emphasizes the need for a single code base and direct access to native APIs, while also addressing common misconceptions about hybrid app performance. The content includes an overview of Ionic CLI and UI components, aiming to bridge the gap between web and native app development.

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Building Hybrid Apps with AngularJS and Ionic
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• Younes Adounis
• CTO @ Synergie Media
• Agadir, Maroc
• @unees15
• Adounisyounes.com

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Overview
1. Native vs Hybrid Apps
2. Intro Ionic
3. UI Components
4. Ionic CLI
5. Demos

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The Downsides of Native
• Proficiency in each platform required
• Entirely separate code bases
• Timely & expensive development
• Diminishing returns

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More Platforms. More Problems.
Why are we still coding for multiple platforms?

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• Hybrid Apps: HTML5 that acts like native
• Phonegap renamed to Cordova
• Web wrapped in native layer
• Direct access to native APIs
• Familiar web dev environment
• Develop a single code base (web platform)

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• Have a multi-million dollar budget?
• Have a large team of experienced native developers?
• Does your billion-dollar revenue depend on this app?
• If so...do native
Are You Building the
Facebook app?

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Mobile devices have rapidly improved!
Year Device Processor RAM
2007 iPhone 620 MHz 128 MB
2010 iPhone 4 1 GHz 512 MB
2016 iPhone 6s 1.8 GHz dual-core 2 GB

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• Common UI
• Views
• Navigation and stack history
• Transitions
• Gestures
Native SDKs Are Great

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• It's the wild-west for hybrid apps
• We need to bridge the gap between web and native
• We need rich, native-style UI components and interactions
• We need UI APIs, not just jQuery widgets
There's No Web SDK

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Ionic CLI
$ npm install -g ionic cordova
$ ionic start myapp sidemenu
$ cd myapp
$ ionic serve

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