Angular developers
You’re comfortable building Angular apps and want to reuse that skill to ship real iOS and Android apps without switching to a completely different tech stack.
Build native iOS & Android as well as Progressive Web Apps with Angular, Capacitor and the Ionic Framework.

Course Overview
You know Angular — but the moment you think about shipping a real mobile app, everything suddenly feels like a different world: app stores, device features, navigation patterns, and testing on actual phones. You don’t want to start over with a new language just to get something running on iOS and Android.
In this course, you’ll use what you already have (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Angular) and apply it to building mobile and web apps with Ionic. You’ll follow a practical path that keeps you moving: set up your projects, build screens with ready-to-use UI building blocks, and connect your app to real data and device capabilities.
By the end, you’ll be able to take a single codebase and ship it as three deliverables: an iOS app, an Android app, and a progressive web app. You’ll know how to run and test your app in different environments and confidently prepare it for release on the major app stores.
You’ll use Angular with Ionic and Capacitor to create one app that runs as iOS, Android, and a progressive web app — including UI, data, device features, and publishing.
Create and configure new Ionic projects and understand how an Ionic + Angular app is structured, so you can navigate files, extend features, and keep your codebase maintainable.
Compose polished interfaces with Ionic’s component library, using elements like modals, alerts, and toasts to deliver app-style feedback and flows without reinventing common UI patterns.
Build navigation that feels right on mobile by combining “Back”-button navigation with tabs and sidemenus, and choosing the right approach for different parts of your app.
Collect and process user input through inputs, textfields, dropdowns, and dialogs, so your app can capture real information and react to it reliably across platforms.
Authenticate users and communicate with web servers via HTTP to store and load data, enabling real app behavior instead of static screens.
Persist data locally and access native device features like the camera and geolocation through Capacitor, so your app can take advantage of what phones can do.
Ready to get started?
Angular fundamentals (a brief refresher is included, but you should already know the basics).
Basic HTML, JavaScript, and CSS knowledge.
You’re comfortable building Angular apps and want to reuse that skill to ship real iOS and Android apps without switching to a completely different tech stack.
You can build for the browser, but you’re blocked by mobile-specific concerns like navigation patterns, device testing, and store release steps — and you want a guided path through them.
You want to dive into native mobile app development for iOS and Android, but you’d rather start with familiar web technologies and still end up with apps you can publish.
Preview the structure and pacing of this course before you begin.
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