Submitted My Day To-Do’s first Android app for review to the Google Play Store and it’s not a native Android app but a hybrid app built using the Ionic framework. This is the first Hybrid app that I have worked on at My Day To-Do and as it goes with Read more…
I first used the Ionic framework in 2015 and it has come a long way since then and it is now up to version 4. My app, My Day To-Do is a native iOS app however it’s UI is powered by HTML5 and more importantly Ionic 1 which involves using Read more…
In this post we will continue the story of Cpt.Danko (Danko) and how he returned to work from 3 months of medical leave and was asked to build a mobile app about the Galaxy’s finest smugglers using technologies that he knew little about. In the first part of the story Read more…
In this post, I will continue from where we left in Part 1 of this series. In part 2, I will talk more about the front-end side of things. Ahh, I have a background in web development, hence I call this front-end, but that’s not the most accurate thing to Read more…
In this post, I will be talking about my latest Github repository(repo); IonicAppWithRestBackend and delve into details about what it is and the problem it aims to solve. Introduction The idea of this repo is to provide code samples for both the backend and front-end for an Ionic app that communicates with Read more…