Create Mobile Apps using Intel XDK and Ionic Framework

Create Mobile Apps using Intel XDK and Ionic Framework, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.35, with 89 lectures, based on 25 reviews, and has 235 subscribers.

You will learn about Test, Debug, Profile and Build Cordova apps using Intel XDK Design Hybrid Apps using Ionic Build Mobile APPs This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for students who are new to Cordova or XDK or Ionic or This course teaches you the complete workflow of building Hybrid APPs using XDK and Ionic It is particularly useful for This course is for students who are new to Cordova or XDK or Ionic or This course teaches you the complete workflow of building Hybrid APPs using XDK and Ionic.

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Summary

Title: Create Mobile Apps using Intel XDK and Ionic Framework

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.35

Number of Lectures: 89

Number of Published Lectures: 89

Number of Curriculum Items: 89

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 89

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Test, Debug, Profile and Build Cordova apps using Intel XDK

Design Hybrid Apps using Ionic

Build Mobile APPs

Who Should Attend

This course is for students who are new to Cordova or XDK or Ionic

This course teaches you the complete workflow of building Hybrid APPs using XDK and Ionic

Target Audiences

This course is for students who are new to Cordova or XDK or Ionic

This course teaches you the complete workflow of building Hybrid APPs using XDK and Ionic

Intel XDK and Ionic form the best combination for building cross platform mobile apps.

You may wonder why to build cross platform apps using Intel XDK and Ionic. Well Phonegap is an Intel XDK alternative and jQuery Mobile is an alternative to Ionic.

The main benefit of creating apps using Intel XDK is that you don’t need a MAC and also you don’t need to install eclipse, XCode and Visual Studio to test apps. Intel provides its own cross platform emulator and also a cloud binary build.XDK let’s you test the app on a real device without install any other software. This is just couple of the lots of features provided by Intel XDK.

Ionic framework is the most trending topic among developers at present. It provides the best UI for creating mobile apps.

In this course we will only learn design components of Ionic as we we will using Intel XDK to test, build, debug and build the app.

Creating hybrid mobile applications is a great way to leverage your knowledge of web languages like HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. Modern frameworks such as AngularJS and Ionic make it easier with pre-built templates and components. In this course we will teach the core Ionic components: pre built, easy-to-use features such as buttons, lists, tabs, and forms. Then Ray shows how to combine these components with AngularJS models, views, and controllers to build a single page app with sliders, pull-to-refresh functionality, and search.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Cordova architecture

Lecture 3: What is Intel XDK and how we can use it to build Ionic Apps

Lecture 4: App Designer

Lecture 5: Ripple Emulator

Lecture 6: Testing in Intel XDK

Lecture 7: Debugging in Intel XDK

Lecture 8: Profile in Intel XDK

Lecture 9: Building Intel XDK Applications

Chapter 2: Designing the app using Intel XDKs App Designer

Lecture 1: Todo App UI

Lecture 2: Adding Pages

Lecture 3: List Todos UI

Lecture 4: Create & Edit Todo UI

Chapter 3: Create Todo item Logic

Lecture 1: Adding an Angular Controller

Lecture 2: Creating an Add Todo function

Lecture 3: Add Todo Logic

Lecture 4: Back Function

Lecture 5: Save Todo Function

Lecture 6: Using the ngModel

Lecture 7: Storing Todo item in Memory & LocalStorage

Lecture 8: Saving an Edited Todo

Chapter 4: Rendering Todo List

Lecture 1: Using ngRepeat

Chapter 5: ngCordova and Cordova Plugins

Lecture 1: What is ngCordova & How to setup

Lecture 2: Adding Plugins

Lecture 3: Debugging & Fixing Errors

Chapter 6: Date Picker

Lecture 1: Creating a Date Picker Function

Lecture 2: Date Picker API

Lecture 3: Getting Data from Date Picker

Lecture 4: Updating Date Pickers Default Data

Lecture 5: Using the Ionic Toggle Component in Intel XDK

Chapter 7: Local Notifications

Lecture 1: Creating a Set Alarm Function

Lecture 2: Implementing Set Alarm Logic

Lecture 3: Final Create Todo Touches

Chapter 8: Edit Todo

Lecture 1: Creating an Edit Todo Function

Lecture 2: Rendering the Todo Data in the Edit View (Edit Page)

Lecture 3: Saving an Edited Todo

Lecture 4: Updating the Todo Alarm

Lecture 5: Smarter Todo Alarm

Chapter 9: Delete Todo

Lecture 1: Creating a Delete Todo Function

Lecture 2: Show a Warning Message

Lecture 3: Delete Todo Logic

Chapter 10: Finishing the Todo Application

Lecture 1: Display Alarm

Lecture 2: Fixing Alarm Bugs

Lecture 3: FInal Build

Chapter 11: Using Ionic Template in Intel XDK

Lecture 1: Creating a Project

Lecture 2: Updating Libraries

Lecture 3: Creating Templates

Lecture 4: Configuring Router & Navigation

Lecture 5: Adding Controllers

Lecture 6: Adding Navigation Header & Views

Lecture 7: Using Ionic Tabs

Chapter 12: Cordova Plugins & Angular Services

Lecture 1: Adding Plugins

Lecture 2: Injecting ng Cordova

Lecture 3: Hiding Splashscreen

Lecture 4: Creating an Angular Service

Lecture 5: Using the Contacts API in an Angular Service

Chapter 13: List Contacts

Lecture 1: Getting Contacts from Device

Lecture 2: List Contacts UI

Lecture 3: Rendering Contacts

Chapter 14: Search Contacts

Lecture 1: Adding a Search Button

Lecture 2: Adding Search Input inside a Header Bar

Lecture 3: Creating a Toggle Search Function

Lecture 4: Fixing Quirks

Lecture 5: Toggle Search Logic

Lecture 6: Creating a Search Contacts Function

Lecture 7: Search Contacts Logic

Chapter 15: Create Contact

Lecture 1: Adding a Create Contact Button

Lecture 2: Adding Create Contact Inputs

Lecture 3: Add Contact Button Function

Lecture 4: Contact Form & ngModel

Lecture 5: Add a Save Contact Button

Lecture 6: Save Contact Function

Lecture 7: Optional Fields Interface

Lecture 8: Adding Delete List Item Buttons

Lecture 9: Toggle Delete Buttons Function

Lecture 10: Implementing Ionic Modal

Lecture 11: Tracking the Optional Fields

Lecture 12: Add Field Logic

Lecture 13: Remove Field Logic

Lecture 14: Hidding Display Name

Chapter 16: View Contact

Lecture 1: View Contact Logic

Lecture 2: View Contact UI

Lecture 3: Rendering Contact Data

Lecture 4: Deleting a Contact

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5 stars: 8 votes

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