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Angular to Mobile: Build iOS & Android Apps with Capacitor
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Angular to Mobile: Build iOS & Android Apps with Capacitor

Turn an existing Angular web application into production-ready iOS and Android apps without rewriting it
Created byOleksii Demennikov
Last updated 10/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Convert an existing Angular application into native iOS and Android apps using Capacitor
  • Configure Capacitor 8 for modern Angular applications
  • Adapt an Angular web UI for mobile screens, safe areas and touch gestures
  • Debug Angular code inside Android and iOS applications
  • Access native device functionality such as photo selection and permissions
  • Create and use a custom Capacitor native plugin
  • Handle offline connectivity and persistent data in a mobile application
  • Prepare Angular applications for cross-platform web and mobile deployment

Course content

8 sections • 49 lectures • 6h 54m total length

  • Introduction2:25
  • Angular - opiniated framework?0:35
  • Node & Angular installation3:46
  • Material Angular & first components19:11
  • Adjusting Angular for multiple environments7:23
  • Angular Basics

Requirements

  • General TypeScript & JavaScript knowledge. Base CSS knowledge
  • No prior mobile development (iOS/Android) experience required.
  • A computer running Windows, macOS, or Linux (macOS is only required for iOS builds).

Description

This course will guide you how to build the modern Angular 22 application, with the signals, inputs and standalone components. Angular part will be the future basis of mobile application and we will use modern HTML5 tags so that browsers will be demonstrating the content in the uniform way.

Course will not be focusing on creating the Ionic application from scratch, neither using the Ionic components/styling. In this course Angular Material UI library will be used, which is then will be ported to iOS/Android using the CapacitorJS, developed by Ionic team.

​We will be developing the Automated weather tracker mobile application, with complex UI, containing tabs, popups, charts, so that our project will be complex enough to demonstrate power of Angular & Ionic. In order to provide the chart data, we will be using the ChartJS wrapper, ngx-charts and pull the information through socketio.

​For a backend for our monitoring application we will construct a solution based on NestJS & socketio, so that we can reuse the mental model from Angular while building our Node backend. Backend will be not focusing on the connection to the database, but we will still implement authentication/authorization using PassportJS. We will implement also uploading capabilities of our application, so that we can demonstrate in our mobile application photo uploading logic.

​In the final phase of this course, you will learn how to leverage the power of cross-platform development. We will migrate our core web application into a high-performing mobile app using the Capacitor 8, developed by Ionic and some utility libraries from Ionic. We will work on the adapting the UI for mobile screens, implementing gesture detection, working with permissions on both iOS and Android.

And lastly, we will look in the developing custom plugins for the Capacitor, in the native technologies.

​Whether you want to master real-time WebSockets, excel in full-stack TypeScript development, extend your Typescript skills or conquer cross-platform mobile migration, this course provides the exact blueprint you need.

Who this course is for:

  • Frontend developers who want to transfer their knowledge towards the world of mobile development
  • Freelancers who need to quickly launch MVP applications after creating the web-part

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