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Ionic vs. React Native, Building a Mobile App

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Mobile is huge these days. But development and support of mobile apps is not a small thing. For both – iOS and Android – you need to have separate dedicated teams. There have been couple of attempts to build a unified framework to support both platforms. Examples are Phonegap and Ionic. Getting benefits from a single codebase you also pay the price – application performance. When Facebook introduced React Native to the world a few years ago, many developers treated the open source project with a certain amount of scepticism. Some wondered why another client-side library was needed amongst so many others. React Native was created to make it easier to build native apps. With the framework, view layer consists of React components, which are small fractions of code that describe how your app should look based on input data – that depends on the native platform the app is built on. Native apps usually perform better, certainly when it comes to rendering and animation than...

Ionic Framework 1.0

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Ionic est un framework qui va vous permettre de créer des applications mobiles en utilisant des technologies Web. Ionic se base pour cela sur d'autres frameworks / technologies qui ont fait leurs preuves. Gulp, pour la partie automatisation des compilations. AngularJS, pour la partie front-end avec l'utilisation d' Angular UI Router pour la gestion des stats. Apache Cordova, pour la création d'une application fonctionnelle sur mobile. Ma première application: Avant de pouvoir commencer, il nous faut évidemment commencer par installer l'outil. Pour cela il faut utiliser npm npm install -g ionic Cette commande va permettre d'installer Ionic de manière globale et nous donnera accès à la commande ionic .   On va d'ailleurs pouvoir utiliser cette dernière pour créer notre premier projet. ionic start NomDuProjet blank Cette commande va permettre de créer un dossier qui va contenir un projet vide. Il est possible de partir d'un...