Ionic has made itself language agnostic to some extent, integrating some of the most popular JS frameworks.
With Ionic you can write a single piece of code for your app that can run on both iOS and Android (and browser!), that too with the simplicity of HTML, CSS, and JS. Both of these are powerful but complex languages. If you create Native apps in iOS, you code in Obj-C/Swift. To be concise - If you create Native apps in Android, you code in Java/Kotlin. You probably already know about Ionic, but I’m putting it here just for the sake of beginners. Different forms of Ionic - Intro What is Ionic Since Ionic has now expanded to cover frameworks like Angular, React, Vue, Cordova and Capacitor, it is high time to have a single place to learn about a feature - in all its different forms. This blogpost is part of a new blog series - Ionic 5 Complete Guides, to cover One Single Feature in All Ionic Variations in one blog. Auto turn-on GPS from inside your app 😍.Requesting location permission in Ionic, and.Part 3- Ionic 5 with Angular and Capacitor ✅Īlong with these features, we’ll also check the functionality of
Part 2- Ionic 5 with Angular and Cordova (Pending) Part 1 - Ionic 5 with React and Capacitor ✅ In this blog post you will learn how to implement Geolocation in each of the following Ionic 5 variations
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