Another great video. I found your channel a long time ago when I was just beginning Angular. I just launched my first product today on product hunt, and just wanted to give you credit for helping me grow as a developer
Thanks for the video Jeff. Look forward to your full ionic 4 course. One item to cover would be some in depth on notifications - not just the setup part (which you have done pretty well already), but also the firestore side of it. So say I am subscribed to 10 tags (weather by city / football teams etc) and a notification is sent for that tag. What is the right approach to store the info in database? How do you keep a tab of counts for each user for "new notifications", and when the use sees a specific set of notification, what do you update in the database vs what you do update in the local storage on his app? Other items I would suggest are: 1. Ionic app performance - how to get the best of what we have got, as close to native as possible? 2. Ionic storage: what goes in local storage vs what goes in firestore (for performance, offline usage etc). and 3. Setup "firebase app" for production usage (meaning having two separate firebase app - one for dev environment and one for prod for a single application)? Essentially the BEST practices that we cannot find anywhere else. Cheers!
Hi, I had a an app in ionic 3 and I've been migrating it to ionic 4 and the results are very good, performance is awesome, the only thing that surprise me is that for android it has to be at least API SDK 24, but its ok for me, i've been fithing a lot with theming, couse it has change a lot, so thanks for the tutorial
Yes, its hard and my app was almost finished but for a greater good I decided so. BTW something you should cover in the course is the lazy loading routing, I dont understand how it really work, when using nested routes if i got into a route for the first time it works well, but when i go back to a root and then i want to enter again in a nested lazy loaded route it just dont do anything, I hope to se this cover in your course because its a real pain XD
Hey@@carrillocarlosce, can i get the sample Ionic 4 template. just need check with my build, could you please help me with this. bhat.s.adithya@gmail.com. thanks:)
When the course You mention comes out I'll definitely go pro. I'd love to see something like multiple devices real time position tracking with firebase and google maps api.
I think flutter is great and may do vids on it in the future. In fact, I have a side project being built with flutter now. But there are tradeoffs, both good and bad. Ionic is still the fastest path to an app if you know the web.
Have you had a look at ng-toolkit/universal and ng-toolkit/serverless yet? Its supposed to make SSR with only a few cli commands. A Video how to use it and host it on firebase would be awesome
For the pro series - I'd love to see a video on how to deploy and test an ionic app on iOS with a Mac. Is there some sort of emulator available? I've heard that iOS development is a pain. I'd also love to see how can you differentiate between users in ionic/angular/firebase. Suppose an uber app has two types of users: drivers and customers. When they login to the app, what's the best way to take them to their respective dashboards?
Thanks so much for this video..... I would love to buy your course on Ionic native and firebase, but I'm broke. Could you help me please.... Your biggest fan 😍
I would like to see a video on dynamically loading components. For example, how would I implement functionality to create a component on a button click?
Certainly. So I think a typical use case for this would be something like a configurable dashboard with widgets. So the user would initially load a blank dashboard and there would be 3 buttons (Load Widget A, Load Widget B, Load Widget C). When you click each button, it would load the appropriate widget (which would be an Angular component) and add it to the dashboard. Another use case would be an application for plotting (like in your PlotlyJS video). There would be some way to dynamically add new types of plots to the page, for analyzing different data.
Good evening, I just installed ionic v5, and I wanted to add my html template to make it native. But I have trouble adding css and javascript. Help me please
Hi, It was a nice video tho i have slightly different scenario, can we generate theme dynamically based on the database results. Like value for text-color will be received from database.
For your next pro video, how about including details of how to detect if app is offline, and to what extent Angularfire2 can be used offline. Also, how would App Auth work when offline ?
Angular Firebase I'm developing an Ionic 4 app (with much help from you), so would be most interested in how well an Ionic 4 App could still function while offline.
Look forward to the new course. I would like to see: 1. PWA's with Capicitor (Push notifications & Camera etc) 2. Email receiving (not just sending) with Mailgun or similar 3. Animated radial navigation. eg. www.jqueryscript.net/images/Path-Style-Round-Menu-Plugin-with-jQuery-CSS3-FerroMenu.jpg miro.medium.com/max/1400/1*1V-qn291fz_slQGCCdbdow.jpeg
These types of tutorials really make me want to clean my teeth with a gun. Speed is hectic. Had to watch in x0,5 times speed just to understand what was said in that monotone voice. Did you speed this up in edit, or are you on something? The fact you just paste in stuff to the editor lazily from another screen and it appears out of thin air, line after line and chunk after a bigger chunk, is not helping with the speed thing either. Second, you did not show any of the UI how you linked the buttons to change the css, or where the value should be sent and in what form. In fact, you did not run the actual project you "built" at all. It was always open in the background. So... "thanks" I guess. You made me quit coding. That was your goal with this video, right? It really did the job.
These types of tutorials really make me want to clean my teeth with a gun. Speed is hectic. Had to watch in x0,5 times speed just to understand what was said in that monotone voice. Did you speed this up in edit, or are you on something? The fact you just paste in stuff to the editor lazily from another screen and it appears out of thin air, line after line and chunk after a bigger chunk, is not helping with the speed thing either. Second, you did not show any of the UI how you linked the buttons to change the css, or where the value should be sent and in what form. In fact, you did not run the actual project you "built" at all. It was always open in the background. So... "thanks" I guess. You made me quit coding. That was your goal with this video, right? It really did the job.
