Practical Use of Axure design App, use WebStorm Development (2)-create Ionic project, axurewebstorm
Series of articles
Practical Use of Axure to design apps and use WebStorm for development (1)-use Axure to describe requirements
Practical Use of Axure to design the App and use WebStorm for development (2)-create an Ionic Project
Practical Use of Axure to design an App and use WebStorm for development (3)-Build a page Architecture
What is Ionic? Ionic is currently the most promising HTML5 mobile app development framework. SASS is used to build applications. It provides many UI components to help developers develop powerful applications. It uses JavaScript MVVM framework and AngularJS to enhance applications. Provides two-way data binding, which can be used by Web and mobile developers.
After the release of Ionic 1.0, Ionic is becoming more and more popular and active in the community. This article will continue with the previous article and use the Ionic framework to develop applications.
1. First install NodeJs: https://nodejs.org/NodeJs website to find their own Platform Installation Package, execute the installation.
2. Install Ionic: The http://www.ionicframework.com/getting-started/ executes the command.
Npm install-g cordova ionic |
You may not be authorized to install it on a Mac. Execute sudo to raise the permission:
Sudo npm install-g cordova ionic |
Ionic has three default project templates:
I). blank-> Empty Engineering Template,
Ii). tabs-> pagination Tabs Project template
Iii). sidemenu-> left menu Project template
3. Use ionic start DeliveryApp blank to create this App. The DeliveryApp is the project name of our instance.
Ionic start DeliveryApp blank |
4. Run ionic serve to check the Simulated effect on the webpage.
5. Add a publishing platform for this application. Here, the android and ios platforms are added.
Cordova platform add android |
Now ionic is set up. Next, download WebStorm and use WebStorm as the development IDE.
6. WebStorm Development Environment
WebStorm: After the https://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/ downloads and installs WebStorm, use WebStorm to open the folder DeliverApp.
Up to now, the ionic-based project has been built, and the WebStorm needed for development has been completed. In the next article, we can start to develop each page according to the requirements in Axure. (The final project code completed in this article will be placed on github)