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Soda Soda
Soda Soda

Reputation: 197

Single Ionic app for web and mobile or two separate Ionic and Angular apps?

I want to start with a mobile and desktop friendly web client. Eventually, I would also like to build native mobile (Android/iOS) versions.

I have lots of experience with old AngularJS, and moderate experience with the newer Ionic and Angular frameworks. But haven't made a web app with them.

My options seem to be:

  1. Go with a single Ionic 3 project, and make it deploy for web and native apps, having env-specific CSS and features all in one codebase.

  2. Start with Angular 6 for web and later create a sibling codebase in Ionic that pulls in some of the Angular code (or break it out into a shared lib).

  3. Another option?

Any suggestions? Warnings? Example templates or reading to follow?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 710

Answers (1)

Scottie
Scottie

Reputation: 11308

I would wait until Ionic 4. They are working to put the mobile as a project into the workspace, so you can have a desktop, mobile and shared libraries between the two all in a single angular workspace.

Upvotes: 0

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