We will create a native application for iOS & Android using Cordova/Phonegap. In this tutorial, we will learn how to build a Hybrid Mobile app using the Ionic framework with Firebase as it's real time database. But which Mobile Platform to choose? iOS, Android, or Windows? Or one of the platforms invented more recently, like FirefoxOS, WebOS, or Tizen?ĭeveloping native apps for all of these platforms is impossible, which is why Cordova/Phonegap was created: to enable web developers to build a single app codebase that can be deployed for all of these platforms. With mobile internet traffic rocketing every day, web developers are extremely interested in converting their Web App into a Mobile App. Next, create a new service and import the plugins we just added, along with a few Ionic and Angular modules we need: import from 'my-page.Rahat Khanna a.k.a mAppMechanic, has experience in Enterprise Mobility, Hybrid Mobile Apps, HTML5, Javascript, AngularJS, and is interested in Wearables, the Internet of Things, and M2M $ ionic plugin add cordova-plugin-network-information To get started, add the the diagnostic plugin, as well as the network plugin: $ ionic plugin add This service will display our alert whenever an HTTP request is made and there is no internet connection available. We will also be creating a reusable service that wraps Angular’s HTTP module. This will be created by combining the alert component with the Ionic Native Diagnostic plugin.
In this post, we’ll be solving this problem by creating a friendly alert that gives the user the option to open their network settings. There are times where we may not be able to retrieve data from the database or from the network. In the previous post, we added basic offline support to a weather app by storing data locally with the Ionic Native SQLite plugin. Special thanks to Ionic’s Justin Willis for updating this repo and post on November 4, 2016.
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