Previously I had written a post regarding how to use the Apache Cordova InAppBrowser plugin to launch external URLs in an Ionic Framework application. This previous post was basic and was only enough to get you started.
Since then, I’ve been asked a few times how to use the InAppBrowser as the default method to launching URLs. More specifically, URLs that have been created dynamically by users.
Read MoreI’ve been doing a lot of work with AngularJS lately, and in particular Ionic Framework. However, up until recently I have been using either HTML5 local storage or SQLite.
Now I’ve switched gears and started using the AngularJS module ngStorage which has made my life a lot easier.
Read MoreSo you’ve just made an Android application. One that took you ages to complete and something that you feel proud of. What is going to stop someone from stealing your logic and source code? How easy is it to obtain? The short story is that your source code is not safe by default and it is very easy to obtain.
This tutorial is going to be broken up in two parts.
Both are designed differently, but the source code is just as easy to access. For each of these application types, you will see how to better protect your code using obfuscation practices.
Read MoreWhen you make an app or service, you may find your self wanting to strengthen the user experience by connecting with friends in some fashion. Applications like Facebook and Twitter allow you to search your contact book for friends that are already using their service. If your friend isn’t using the service, you have the option to invite them.
Using native Android and iOS code could make this process very painful for the developer as it is lengthy and difficult. Lucky for us, we are using Apache Cordova with Ionic Framework and there is a plugin for us that takes all the pain away.
The following steps will show you how to create, delete, and find all device contacts in your Ionic Framework project.
Read MoreOne of my Twitter followers recently asked me to do a tutorial on the topic of Ionic Framework slide boxes and tabs. I’m always up for a challenge, so I decided to attempt to meet his requests.
In this article we are going to discuss creating an application that makes use of tabs, slide boxes, and cards. The theme of the application will be cars, where two tabs will represent the interior and exterior photos of cars and the third tab will contain information.
Read MoreBeing that Ionic Framework relies heavily on the UI-Router for navigation, I thought I would do a write-up on how to properly use it.
We use the UI-Router to navigate between view states in our application. By view states, I mean screens composed as template files. If you’re looking for information on navigating in Ionic 2, visit my other post on the subject as it doesn’t use the UI-Router like Ionic Framework 1 does.
Read MoreOne of my Twitter followers recently asked me to do a post regarding audio and Ionic Framework. Being the fiddler that I am, I decided to meet this request.
Using Ionic Framework, the Apache Cordova Media plugin, and ngCordova, we are going to make a very simple application with basic media controls.
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