Ionic React Crash Course

[@seauxghana4986]

Shortest and most apt crash course ever

[@jemma2607]

I'm actually more interested now in your vim configuration xD. Do you have your dotfiles available? And: nice work. Ionic is great for my project.

[@JackSparrah]

Haha I was just about to say the same thing and saw your comment! I was trying to figure out what IDE he was using and then realized he was in VIM xD

[@davetinoco]

I am trying to understand how/where to place routes which are public outside of the IonRouterOutlet component (not requiring a side menu, etc.)

[@lurelurche]

is there an update on this video? 7:34 I dont get prompted anything as a result I get an angular app created.

[@lucapeduto]

Great video. Thank you

[@romanmed9035]

i install ionic-cli and create the default project with 3 tabs. but when i type - npm run build i have many errors. the webstorm says about many types errors. eslint package is very old. i can tot to compile this.

[@FlorianWachs]

Great Video, what theme is this?

[@mikehartington8460]

Thank you! It's my own custom theme for vim base on oceanic next github.com/mhartington/oceanic-next

[@jamster0100]

Is it possible to use react 18 and react-router-dom 6 in my project with the current ionic version using ionic CLI?

[@mahdisoultana915]

how to let tailwind control styles in a native ionic component ? there is any effective way to make it (ex styled component or emotion instead of tailwind ) ? can i build my app with just knowledge of jsx html and react ecosystem like formik tailwind react-query and going on like we used to do with react app ?

[@brontiago]

What floating file explorer nvim plugin is he using?

[@travisheaver]

Do Ionic react CLI template builds come with haptic feedback out of the box?

[@RahulSulegaokar]

Flutter added desktop and web support, Does this effect ionicframework ?

[@MaxLynchMan]

Flutter's web support is not anywhere close to Ionic's web support. Ionic supports platform standards and browser features, can be static and server side rendered, and can be deployed in incredibly small web bundles depending on the framework used with it. Flutter, in contrast, has had to implement even copy/paste from scratch. That and needing to ship a massive amount of code in order to support their custom environment, and it's anything but a legitimate web option for teams. Flutter takes an incredibly similar approach to Flash or even Famous (remember that?).

[@miklosnemeth8566]

@@MaxLynchMan As an ex Flutter/Dart developer, I absolutely agree 100%, and I'd add my experience, too. First, Google made an enormous mistake not to pick TypeScript vs Dart, Dart is a brilliant language, but not better at all than TypeScript. Flutter is only fo mobile devices, forget it as desktop and browser. Smart watches are excluded, too. With IONIC you can build web apps even for Samsung Galaxy Watch. Interestingly, we have recently rediscovered JQuery Mobile (hibernated in 2014), it works brilliantly with TypeScript, dead simple, gorgeous looking, brutally small footprint and performant. Theme Roller is so much fun. My team loves both IONIC/React and JQM, both used with TypeScript, of course. No way we'd be going back to Flutter.

[@tombyrer1808]

Change my "User Anent"? I'm on wrong OS.....

[@Zwacky]

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