Learn IONIC with Real Code Examples

Install via npm: `npm install -g @ionic/cli`

Create project: `ionic start myApp blank`

Choose frontend framework: Angular, React, or Vue

Run dev server: `ionic serve`

Build for platform: `ionic build` or `ionic capacitor build`

Install Ionic CLI

Create project with selected frontend framework

Configure pages, components, and theme

Run dev server and test responsiveness

Build and deploy to web or mobile platforms

package.json - npm dependencies

ionic.config.json - Ionic project configuration

src/components/ - reusable UI components

src/pages/ - app pages

capacitor.config.json - native platform configuration

npm install -g @ionic/cli

ionic start myApp blank

ionic serve - run dev server

ionic build - build for web

ionic capacitor add android/ios - add mobile platform

Text handled via framework i18n libraries

RTL layout support

Themes unaffected by language

Supports multi-language apps

Integrates with translation plugins

ARIA roles included

Keyboard navigation supported

Screen-reader friendly

Accessible modals, lists, and forms

WCAG compliance encouraged

Mobile-first design via Ionic components

Themeable using CSS variables and global styles

Responsive layout with IonGrid, IonRow, IonCol

Customizable colors, typography, spacing

Accessible by default

Works with Angular/React/Vue state management

Forms and modals manage local state

Dynamic updates handled via framework reactivity

Integration with Redux, NgRx, or Vuex possible

No internal global state in Ionic itself

Data handled via props, reactive state, and framework-specific stores

IonList/IonVirtualScroll handles large datasets

Forms use two-way binding (v-model, ngModel)

Integrates with REST APIs or GraphQL

Scales for enterprise apps with large datasets