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Building Mobile Applications with the Ionic Framework

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CodeMash 2020 | Building Mobile Applications with the Ionic Framework | Robert Lair

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CodeMash 2020 | Building Mobile Applications with the Ionic Framework | Robert Lair

Have you wanted to start developing mobile applications, but became overwhelmed when selecting the right technology, framework, and language? Ionic provides a framework that allows developers to build applications using familiar web technologies to produce a native application experience for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone. Ionic is free and backed by a vibrant community of millions of developers who have used Ionic to build more than 5 million apps. In this talk, Robert Lair will provide a brief introduction to Ionic and explain how to get started developing, testing and deploying your apps. You will also learn how to take advantage of native phone services using Ionic.

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Building Mobile Applications with the Ionic Framework

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Uses Ionic, a free framework developed by a well-known community with millions of developers
Emphasizes practical application through building, testing, and deploying mobile apps
Introduces essential concepts of Ionic framework for building mobile applications
Provides guidance on leveraging native phone services within Ionic applications
Taught by Robert Lair, an experienced developer with proficiency in Ionic framework
Course is part of CodeMash 2020 conference, potentially offering broader networking opportunities

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Learners who complete Building Mobile Applications with the Ionic Framework: CodeMash will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Mobile Application Developer
A Mobile Application Developer creates mobile applications for smartphones and other mobile devices. The Ionic Framework enables a Mobile Application Developer to do these tasks in lesser time and with less effort because it uses familiar web technologies. This course is a good introduction to the Ionic Framework and will help you get started developing, testing, and deploying your own mobile applications.
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Web Developer
A Web Developer creates websites and web applications. The Ionic Framework allows a Web Developer to use familiar web technologies to build native mobile applications. This course is a good introduction to the Ionic Framework and will help you get started developing, testing, and deploying your own mobile applications.
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Full-Stack Developer
A Full Stack Developer designs, develops, and maintains both the front end and back end of websites and web applications. The Ionic Framework allows a Full Stack Developer to use familiar web technologies to build native mobile applications. This course is a good introduction to the Ionic Framework and will help you get started developing, testing, and deploying your own mobile applications.
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Front-End Developer
A Front End Developer designs and develops the user interface of websites and web applications. The Ionic Framework allows a Front End Developer to use familiar web technologies to build native mobile applications. This course is a good introduction to the Ionic Framework and will help you get started developing, testing, and deploying your own mobile applications.
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Software Engineer
A Software Engineer designs, develops, and maintains software systems. The Ionic Framework allows a Software Engineer to use familiar web technologies to build native mobile applications. This course is a good introduction to the Ionic Framework and will help you get started developing, testing, and deploying your own mobile applications.
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UI/UX Designer
A UI/UX Designer designs the user interface of websites and web applications. The Ionic Framework allows a UI/UX Designer to use familiar web technologies to build native mobile applications. This course is a good introduction to the Ionic Framework and will help you get started developing, testing, and deploying your own mobile applications.
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Business Analyst
A Business Analyst analyzes the business needs of an organization and designs and develops solutions to meet those needs. The Ionic Framework allows a Business Analyst to use familiar web technologies to build native mobile applications. This course is a good introduction to the Ionic Framework and will help you get started developing, testing, and deploying your own mobile applications.
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IT Consultant
An IT Consultant provides advice and guidance to organizations on the use of IT. The Ionic Framework allows an IT Consultant to use familiar web technologies to build native mobile applications. This course is a good introduction to the Ionic Framework and will help you get started developing, testing, and deploying your own mobile applications.
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Product Manager
A Product Manager plans and manages the development and marketing of products. The Ionic Framework allows a Product Manager to use familiar web technologies to build native mobile applications. This course is a good introduction to the Ionic Framework and will help you get started developing, testing, and deploying your own mobile applications.
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IT Manager
An IT Manager plans and manages the IT infrastructure of an organization. The Ionic Framework allows an IT Manager to use familiar web technologies to build native mobile applications. This course is a good introduction to the Ionic Framework and will help you get started developing, testing, and deploying your own mobile applications.
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Technical Writer
A Technical Writer creates documentation for technical products and systems. The Ionic Framework allows a Technical Writer to use familiar web technologies to build native mobile applications. This course is a good introduction to the Ionic Framework and will help you get started developing, testing, and deploying your own mobile applications.
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Project Manager
A Project Manager plans and manages the development of projects. The Ionic Framework allows a Project Manager to use familiar web technologies to build native mobile applications. This course is a good introduction to the Ionic Framework and will help you get started developing, testing, and deploying your own mobile applications.
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Computer Scientist
A Computer Scientist conducts research on the theory and practice of computation. The Ionic Framework allows a Computer Scientist to use familiar web technologies to build native mobile applications. This course is a good introduction to the Ionic Framework and will help you get started developing, testing, and deploying your own mobile applications.
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Machine Learning Engineer
A Machine Learning Engineer designs and develops machine learning models to solve problems. The Ionic Framework allows a Machine Learning Engineer to use familiar web technologies to build native mobile applications. This course is a good introduction to the Ionic Framework and will help you get started developing, testing, and deploying your own mobile applications.
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Data Scientist
A Data Scientist analyzes and interprets data to extract useful information and insights. The Ionic Framework allows a Data Scientist to use familiar web technologies to build native mobile applications. This course is a good introduction to the Ionic Framework and will help you get started developing, testing, and deploying your own mobile applications.
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Language
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Uses Ionic, a free framework developed by a well-known community with millions of developers
Emphasizes practical application through building, testing, and deploying mobile apps
Introduces essential concepts of Ionic framework for building mobile applications
Provides guidance on leveraging native phone services within Ionic applications
Taught by Robert Lair, an experienced developer with proficiency in Ionic framework
Course is part of CodeMash 2020 conference, potentially offering broader networking opportunities
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