I want to user Angular in a Meteor app - Ionic being the main reason. I am wondering is it possible to use Angular directives for UI, but still use Meteor Data Modes, and Iron Router?
Trying to decide between Meteoric + Blaze VS AngularJS + Ionic
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As a month ago, Ionic published their full version of "Ionic React". My personal experience with Ionic is based on Angular JS, so, how can I use Ionic with Angular JS in Ionic React or is it possible ?
Edit:As Angular JS is now on https://killedbygoogle.com , this topic has importance.
You have to have an understanding of reactjs to use Ionic React. Ionic has moved to Angular (2+) and recently to React and Vue as well. React works with Virtual DOM whereas Angularjs with Regular DOM. Also, language is also different. React uses JSX and Angularjs, javascript and HTML. Another interesting thing is that React is Library and Angularjs is a Framework.
So, I don't think using Angularjs with Ionic React makes much sense.
You should learn the basics of React if you want to work with Ionic React. If you to want to stick with Angular(2+) then you have to learn Typescript. As of today, Ionic Angular is more stable than Ionic React. Ionic React just got released and will take some time to get fully stable.
I have worked on ionic since Ionic 2 and last year when Ionic 5 was released with React I switched to the new Tech Stack as React is Plain Javascript and much faster when it comes to the compilation and bundling as it doesn't have other not needed dependencies.
Ok Here are some pointers to keep in mind when moving from Ionic (Angular) to Ionic (React) development.
Ionic Doesn't support Cordova when it comes to React it uses Capacitor instead which has more boilerPlate when comes to implementation and Cordova has a bigger community + easy to integrate.
Also React is recently introduced therefore it is not that much stable.
Not Many people use React with Ionic, therefore, won't be able to get solutions to the issues and have to fix them by yourself.
Lastly, Capacitor doest support all the native API for example "SplashScreen" which is the basic one.
I have been working with it for the past 2 months and I can say Ionic(Cordova + Angular) was better.
I want to start learning angularjs responsive web development.
Kindly suggest me what option should I folow one of below.
angularjs + angular plugins
angularjs + bootstrap (twitter)
angularjs + ?
I'm currently working on an angular hybrib app (angular + angularJs).
The app use angular-gettext and ngx-translate for translation.
Both work in their own runtime but I can't make it work when I downgrade an Angular component into an angularJs one.
I wonder if there is a mismatch between the two translate directives ?
I have an application where banner is desinged using backbone js which has its own routing mechnism. So its like when you click on banner on top its falls down like curtain and shows all the views in mosaic on dashboard.
My challenege is we are thinking now to implement app with angular js integrating this backbonejs banner.
I have already made things work with angular.bootstrap and all but facing hard time to manage the routing in backbone vs angular.
so problem is if I use angular routing somehow my backbone routing stops functioning. But if I don't use angular routing then backbone routing and angular app works just awesome.
I'm starting to develop mobile application with Kendo UI mobile, AngularJS, PhoneGap. It would be nice to use Angular routing stuff. But Kendo UI mobile has its own routing system. Are any approaches to use AngularJS routing system instead of Kendo UI mobile?
Maybe some wrappers...
Well, routing for Angularjs is all client based, so you can use it without needing the kendoui routing, You just need to setup your routing for angular. You can route to any url you would like. That said, if you need specific functionality that that Kendoui provides, it has a client side version of the routing you can use JavaScript to combine the two, the syntax for the routing for both are very similar.