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Description
Six years ago, PhoneGap (a.k.a. Apache Cordova) burst onto the scene with tremendous fanfare. It promised near-total code sharing across iOS, Android, and Windows using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Since then, both the technology and the market have matured. Phones are faster and JavaScript frameworks are smarter. Ionic Framework is a free and open source library of mobile-optimized HTML, CSS and JS CSS components, gestures, and tools for building highly interactive apps. Built with Sass and optimized for AngularJS, it fits neatly into the JS developer workflow. In this session, the Ionic team will join us on stage to share how Microsoft and Ionic built a Build conference app using VS Code, Visual Studio, Azure Mobile Services, Ionic and Code Push.
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The Discussion
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Mark M Young Great, energetic presentation showcasing the ease, power, and relevance of Cordova, Angular, and Ionic together.
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Schaemelhout Great session and exciting stuff, apart from the anticlimactic debugging of your TypeScript code... :)
Will the source code be (partially) available somewhere?
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pcbliss Yes - I would love to be able to look at the source code!
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Kevin Link to source code please. Looking awesome!
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Schaemelhout 23 hours ago, pcbliss wrote
Yes - I would love to be able to look at the source code!
Link to source code please. Looking awesome!
Here you go: https://github.com/Microsoft/Build2016-vsmobile
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kevincocquyt39 Updating your app without having to submit (and wait) to the Store. Exciting idd!