The Complete Ionic Bootcamp: iOS, Android & Web Apps

Name: The Complete Ionic Bootcamp: iOS, Android & Web Apps
Rating: 4.5 (29 reviews)

Learn about basic building blocks of ionic, integration with angular framework and building hybrid mobile applications.

Created byEDUCBA Bridging the Gap

Last updated 11/2025

English

What you'll learn

You will learn skills related to mobile app development, web components, and website app developments
You will also learn details and information regarding front end technologies such as HTML, CSS, angularJS, or other frameworks.
You will also learn about NodeJS and others react and backbone based java scripting frameworks
you will also understand how to work on CLI based applications and how to use it. You will also learn about interaction with APIs, themes

Course content

1 section • 64 lectures • 9h 2m total length

Introduction to Ionic 49:29
Explore Ionic 4, a cross-platform app framework with a code base for deploying web, Android, iOS, and desktop apps using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with Angular, React, and Vue integration.
Core Concept5:43
Discover how Ionic enables parallel navigation across platforms while preserving user continuity with tab-based flows and home page navigation. Master Angular routing and cross-platform media support for reliable app navigation.
Installing Ionic and Running App9:51
Set up the Ionic development environment by installing Node and npm, choosing a code editor like VS Code, and mastering terminals and Git tools to install Ionic Cordova with npm.
Creating Project with Specified Tab4:25
Creating Ionic Application with Lab Mode10:59
Ionic Cordova Application9:36
Adding Platform and Emulate in Browser9:34
Emulating Ionic App in Android12:49
Production Mode9:42
Array8:07
Learn to configure Ionic routing with a routes array to load pages by URL name and set redirects, then scaffold an about us page using Ionic Angular and VS Code.
Install Ionic Lab8:40
Learn how to install ionic lab, access the lab via ip, and build simple navigation between home, about, and contact pages using routing and ion buttons in an Ionic app.
NPM10:16
Flow Ionic Project10:13
Create Action Sheet11:06
Create Action Sheet Continue10:04
Create and present an ionic action sheet with the action sheet controller, using dependency injection and async/await, and compare iOS and Android modes.
More on Create Action Sheet9:38
Learn to create and customize an Ionic action sheet with its controller, adding buttons with icons and cancel or destructive roles, and handle actions using async/await.
Alert with Action Sheet Part 19:40
Alert with Action Sheet Part 29:47
Create and test an alert controller with an action sheet in an Ionic app, configuring a header, sub header, a message, and a three-button layout with handlers.
Alert with Action Sheet Part 36:46
Alert with Action Sheet Part 47:00
Date and Picker12:10
Learn to implement a date picker in Ionic and configure display formats for date and time. Understand 24-hour formats and Android vs iOS differences, including min and max dates.
Input Field8:22
Loading Functionality7:11
Loading Functionality Continue7:22
Explore how floating labels and input fields behave across Android and iOS in Ionic, test UI consistency, and apply input types (text, number, email, password) with validations.
loading and Ion Icons10:55
loading and Ion Icons Continue6:02
More on loading and Ion Icons8:18
Demonstrate Ionic chips with icons to create filterable chips for maps, restaurants, and other locations, using Ion icons, labels, and animations.
Ion Fab Button10:00
Ion Refresher Content7:02
Ion Search Bar8:03
Adding Component in Ionic Project6:35
Adding Component in Ionic Project Continue9:33
Item Slide7:33
Explore building an Ionic list using ion-list and ion-item, with labels and notes, add item options and click events, and compare indentation and scrolling for clear, readable code.
Item List with Options7:53
Explore item lists with sliding options in Ionic, using item sliding and ion list components, with action sheets, alerts, and icon-based item options.
Project and Service6:07
Project and Service Continue9:46
Creating Service for Movie List9:21
Create Template13:22
Learn to build an Ionic Angular template that calls an API to search for movies, handle observable data, and wire a service, component, and template with an ion search bar.
Check Result5:52
Explore building mobile apps with ionic components using default tags and selectors, wiring events and methods, testing via lab mode and chrome across iOS and Android.
Testing API Call and Response4:22
Test API calls and responses in Ionic apps by using the debug mode to inspect requests, fix compilation issues and typos, and apply the map operator instead of subscribe.
API Testing2:51
Explore building an Ionic app with observable objects, ion list, and async data handling while testing API calls and handling key provider issues, then outline next steps for item details.
Mapping Search Results5:39
Side Tab Implementation9:19
Creating Sidemenubar15:48
Creating New Tabs13:25
Learn to create new tabs in an Ionic app using ion-tab-bar and ion-tab-button, with top or bottom slots, and configure routing across modules like contact and about.
Adding ion Tabs in Template5:54
Create and configure iron tabs in an Ionic template, import the home module via autocomplete, define tab properties with links, set up routing outlets, and troubleshoot compilation to display dashboard.
Implementing About Contact us Tabs2:12
Implement and test the about and contact us tabs in an Ionic module, duplicate the component setup, and work with three icons, including the information circle, to verify the layout.
Tab Navigation Issue Solved6:33
Tab Navigation Issue Solved Continue7:52
Contact Page9:39
Double Tab Issue Resolved2:50
Timer Implementation Part 15:51
Timer Implementation Part 28:48
Timer Implementation Part 38:09
Timer Implementation Part 47:20
Learn how to implement a timer in an Ionic app by wiring a start time function, using the Ionic timer, and binding data to display a circular progress.
Adding Member Variables to Component7:00
Implementation of Timer11:47
Implementation of Timer Continue11:24
Explore implementing a timer continue in an ionic app by initializing a start flag, splitting time into minutes and seconds, and using setInterval to update progress and percentage.
Diplaying Elapsed Time with Timer11:04
Diplaying Elapsed Time with Timer Continue6:56
Implement an elapsed time timer by building a minutes and seconds function and rendering it via template interpolation, then fix template styling so the timer remains visible.
Implementing Stop Timer10:02
Implementing Stop Timer Continue8:50
Stop Start Button Implementation7:19
Stop Start Button Implementation Continue7:12

Requirements

For the ionic tutorials, all you need is a strong interest and a passion to learn and work on this technology and framework. Apart from this, you will also be required to have a basic understanding of web-based frameworks, a brief background about any front end frameworks or languages or technologies. You will also be required to have a sound knowledge of mobile-based web apps primarily for iOS, Windows, and Android. Having a sound knowledge about any of the Apache Cordova, AngularJS, HTML5, CSS, and Javascript is a plus.

Description

Ionic is the open-source framework that is used for the development of mobile-based applications. It provides us with the list of services and various tools which are required for building the Mobile User Interface with the native feel and the same look. The ionic framework needs to have a native wrapper interface using which it will be able to run the ionic based applications on mobile devices. Moreover, it can be known to be the front-end based HTML framework which comprises many front end languages, and therefore it is built on top of the possibly best front end framework, AngularJS, and Cordova. It is an HTML5 based Mobile Application development framework which is targeted at building mobile-based hybrid apps. Ionic can be thought of as a front end UI framework that is used to handle the basic look and feel and the User interface based interactions that are required for the app to be compelling. It is somewhat like Bootstrap for native applications that are built for the support of a broad range of common and basic native mobile-based components, beautiful design, and slick animations.

The features would include AngularJS based Model View Controller architecture for creating and building rich SPAs also known as Single Page Applications particularly optimized for the device and mobile-based devices. Other features would include CSS components that come along with the native look and feel and are used to provide all the elements which are typically required by a mobile-based web application. The default styling of the components can be easily overridden which can accommodate their designs. The JavaScript components extend the CSS component capabilities and also Javascript related functions and their capabilities to cover the mobile elements which cannot be only done with HTML and CSS. Other features include the ones related to Cordova plugins that offer the API related to the usage of the mobile-based native device functions with JavaScript code. The Ionic CLI is a NodeJS based utility which is powered by the various commands required for building, starting, running as well as emulating ionic applications. The views are a very useful platform that is required for sharing, uploading, and testing your applications for native devices. It is released under MIT license.

You will learn skills related to mobile app development, web components, and website app developments. You will also learn details and information regarding front end technologies such as HTML, CSS, angularJS, or other frameworks that are mainly related to front end technologies. You will also learn about NodeJS and others react and backbone based java scripting frameworks. Apart from that, you will also understand how to work on CLI based applications and how to use it. You will also learn about interaction with APIs, themes, and other resources which forms an essential and integral part of the UI component’s library

Who this course is for:

The ideal target audience for the Ionic 4 course is JavaScript and front end developers who are new to the world of mobile and web-based development. It helps provide easy to understand and implement simple solutions to all the mobile and app developers. Software engineers software developers , web developers, web engineers, entrepreneurs and students who are either working on something of their own or have some form of a new idea which can be to develop a different or a new framework or library or utility altogether or some kind of a college project at which they need a new application backed with the newest features and technologies of the mobile site as well as web-based.