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<p class="lead">Old school dev living in a 2.0 dev world</p>
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<h1 class="post-title">Learning Ionic - Build real-time and hybrid mobile applications with Ionic - Arvind Ravulavaru</h1>
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2016-02-04
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<p><a href="https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/26080566-learning-ionic---build-real-time-and-hybrid-mobile-applications-with-ion">GoodReads Summary</a>:
Key Features Create hybrid mobile applications by combining the capabilities
of Ionic, Cordova, and AngularJS Reduce the time to market your application
using Ionic, that helps in rapid application development Detailed code
examples and explanations, helping you get up and running with Ionic quickly
and easily Book Description</p>
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★★★★☆
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<p>I must say, I was really surprised by this book. Not only it goes a great
length to explain things about Angular (the base for Ionic), but builds
<b>two</b> applications from start to end, connects to other services and also
explains how to publish your application.</p>
<p>But (and there is always a &quot;but&quot;) I felt some things lacking. For example, the
author says that he prefers to use grunt instead of the default ionic tool,
but after that, he <em>only</em> uses the ionic tool; there are some things wrong
with the book (why I already submitted as an errata for it); there is very
little mention on how to deal with different rotations; and the gravest
problem of all, in my opinion: There are absolutely no tests. At all. Not even
a mention on how to test your Ionic app.</p>
<p>Other that those problems (which are really minor, related to the amount of
information), it is really a good book to start working with Ionic apps.</p>
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