I am working on ionic 1 but some of the dynamic functionality are not working , like Network changes so i am thinking to jumping on Ionic 2 but when i just build the simple Blank App of ionic and installed it in my android phone it took around 13 seconds to boot up.
ionic start test --blank --v2
I use this command to download the app in ionic 2 version and then just build the app using.
ionic build android
And then I installed it in my Coolpad Note 3 Lite and on first boot it took around 13 seconds and from second boot on wards it took around 10 seconds. Is it really the case or somewhere I did mistake. ?
ionic build android includes debugging tools and other files to startup.
If you want to get Production/Release application, you can use
ionic build android --release --prod
for actual app, which takes maximum of 5 secs to boot.
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Ionic CLI 3.8 has come up with a --livereload option to live reload the changes from your app. Can someone tell the proper command for using it?
I tried with only --livereload and also ionic cordova --livreload but neither seems to work!
Just like #Duannx mentioned in the comments, the proper CLI command is
ionic cordova run android --livereload / ionic cordova run ios --livereload
or
ionic cordova run android --l / ionic cordova run ios --l
(Or just ionic run android/ios --l if you're using an older version of the CLI).
Please notice that in order to make the livereload feature to work, both the device and the computer running the command must be in the same WIFI network.
Otherwise you'll see errors like:
The connection to the server was unsuccessful
(http://XX.XX.XX.XX:XXXX)
Well, I am new to ionic 2 and build my first app having 2 pages and 2 services which are the very simple and for a news website.
The problem is, first I build my app for android using --release flag the file size was near 4MB and when I deploy on my mobile the load time was 14 - 17 seconds.
Then I search for 2 days to fix this issue and came up with the idea that I should enable production mode in main.ts and build using --prod flag . Now file size is 2.65MB and load time is 8 - 11 seconds which I think too much time for a mobile device. :(
My system information is:
ordova CLI: 6.5.0
Ionic Framework Version: 3.2.0
Ionic CLI Version: 2.2.3
Ionic App Lib Version: 2.2.1
Ionic App Scripts Version: 1.3.7
ios-deploy version: Not installed
ios-sim version: Not installed
OS: Windows 7
Node Version: v6.10.0
Xcode version: Not installed
In my app I simply pulling news from rest server and displaying on my page. Am I doing something wrong or is there any issue with new version of ionic? I also read by some people that ionic 1 speed was good than the latest version.
Note: I run my app on 3 different devices the issue remain the same.
Check your config.xml, and set SplashScreenDelay value to zero
<preference name="SplashScreenDelay" value="0"/>.
For me, below command worked:
ionic cordova build ios --prod --aot --minifyjs --minifycss --optimizejs
You can use your own platform in above command instead of ios.
It decreased app load time in my case.
Please find more details here https://forum.ionicframework.com/t/ionic-app-takes-too-long-to-start/97546
I have added a Cordova file transfer plugin from Ionic native and imported transfer from ionic native to my application page
I am not getting any syntax error as well as command prompt errors
But when I run my application using Ionic serve it is showing me
{Cannot find module "ionic-native"}
Can anyone please help me on this
Did u check it properly, weather u have installed ionic-native ?
Plus which version of ionic are you using, in ionic 3 (launched recently) they removed ionic-native and kept it seperately in #ionic-native. And u'll have to indivisually install every plugin u r using.
http://blog.ionic.io/ionic-native-3-x/
I have a project built on Ionic 1 that I need to continue to develop and support. I'd also like to install Ionic RC2 and begin a new project with that. Can I run both versions of Ionic on the same development machine?
Yes you can.
If you run 'ionic-serve' in your first project folder, the default port to access it should be 8100. If you run another 'ionic-serve' in your ionic2 project folder, the default port to access should be 8101.
This way you can have your ionic1 project : localhost:8100, and your ionic2 project on localhost:8101.
The same CLI is used in both cases ;-)
I am getting trouble in running sencha touch 2 app on android emulator (without using cordova/phonegap) on windows 8 using .
Below is the list of packages installed on DEV machine:
1. JRE v1.7
2. Sencha Touch v2.4.1 SDK
3. Sencha SDK Tools 2.0.0 beta
4. Sencha Cmd 5.1.2
5. Ruby 2.0.0
6. Chrome (Browser)
7. Web Server - Both IIS 8 & XAMPP
8. Android SDK 23.0.6
9. Eclipse IDE (integrated with VJET Library & ExtJSTL 4.2)
10. Android ADT Manager (installed emulator snapshots targeting os2.2 & 5.1)
"MyApp" project runs perfectly on chrome browser when hosted on IIS 8 & XAMPP (apache). But not able to figure out steps to run the same on android emulator. So far followed below mentioned steps, leading to unsuccessful attempts:
sencha app build native [Command Successful]
sencha app build -run native [Command Successful]
sencha app build package [Command Successful]
Started emulator instance from eclipse (avd) and executed command sencha app build -run native, but the app doesn't execute on emulator instance.
Followed steps mentioned in post (http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.php?215210-how-to-run-sencha-touch-app-on-android-emulator-on-windows) but still facing issues.
Please help!!
do u want to run it as website for mobile?
as u are saying, you don't want to use cordoav/phonegap.
If u just want to run on Mobile Browser U can use Netbeans. It has a very simple feature to allow a html5 application to be run on Mobile browser
all U have to do is
1. Create HTML5 Project in netbeans
2. Run command "sencha app build native"
3. copy all files & folders form directory cordova->www which exist in your sencha app directory
4. Paste it into your HTML5 Project directory
5. Choose The Browser option in netbeans and run
Thanks Nitish for your suggestions. But this is not what my query was all about. I was trying to figure out a way of running sencha touch app on emulator without compiling it to native app following steps mentioned in post: http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.php?215210-how-to-run-sencha-touch-app-on-android-emulator-on-windows.
Anyways, to run sencha touch app on emulator I had to create native android app using cordova/phonegap wrapper. To run sencha touch app (which is mobile web portal equivalent), it is required to be wrapped inside native app (android, ios, etc) followed by app signing and APK / IPA file generation.