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I am learning Android. I heard with Ionic Framework we can develop apps for multiple platform.
My question is, what technologies should I learn before learning Ionic Framework.
Ionic framework have two versions Ionic v1 and Ioonic v2.
If you want learn Ionic v1
first you have to learn
angularJs
If you want learn Ionic v2
first you have to learn
Angular2
both versions you have to learn
HTML, Css, Sass , Cordova
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I'm working for an IT company & i need to build a new CMS. My two websites, 1 run on next js & another on different technology platform, and mobile app we are planning on react native. All application is content heavy. Which CMS architecture is suitable & Why?
Traditional (Coupled CMS Architecture )
De-Coupled CMS Architecture
Headless CMS Architecture
Hybrid CMS Architecture
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Anyone has experience creating both back-end and front-end using Dart (and UI with Flutter)? Flutter + Firebase doesn't count.
Looking into server-side alternatives to ASP.NET MVC (C#) or Flask (Pyhton), but specifically tailored to Dart.
Would be interested to see examples of tech stacks used and comparisons of past experience with conventional frameworks (.NET, Java, PHP) to Flutter/Dart stack.
List of HTTP server frameworks for Dart
Angel - Website
Aqueduct
Shelf
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1.Which one is more easy to develop a Hybrid app , Ionic - Angular or Ionic - React?
2.Which one gives more performance?
3.Will all plugins support in both Ionic-React and Ionic- Angular?
It would be great if anyone share valuable comments and knowledge on this topic
If you have some experience with Angular, you’ll find app development with Ionic an easy task since the second version of Ionic is similar to Angular in terms of structure and design.
But yes if u need performance, ionic -react may come handy.
I personally suggest Ionic-angular, Because it is very easy. High Production Value is with angular. But in terms of performance react takes an edge
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I know that a framework sets the foundation for a programming type but what is a programming platform? and if it is different to a framework how does it differ?
Typically, "platform" refers to the actual hardware/software upon which a piece of software is built or for which it is destined.
Example usage: "I built this app for the Windows platform."
"Framework" refers to a collection of libraries/classes with the common goal of providing a scaffold on which to build software. Frameworks might completely alter how you implement your program or they might just speed up common tasks.
Example usage: "I built this app using an MVC framework for the backend."
Example of using both terms together: "I built this app for Android platform devices using Xamarin, an implementation of the .NET framework."
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Is it considered kosher by Apple to create an app consisting of nothing but a WebView and the appropriate html/js/css files to support it?
I have an app that could be written entirely within a webview and it would be much easier to get from start to finish that way instead of learning the parts of the iOS SDK necessary to do it.
Yes, it is acceptable, but I would recommend looking at PhoneGap, which is based on a similar concept, but provides JavaScript access to native functionality.