Ionic MEAN Stack DevOps cours for Nomades Advenced Technologie.
In this step we'll see how to sing Front-End & Back-End in same project folder.
In this step we'll add Unit test to our Ionic application to create some simple unit test code with Jasmine testing framework and Karma test runner.
In this step we'll add LocalNotifications Native Plugin to display notification to user when a todo is over deadline. And we learn how to mock a native plugin to have a better debug experiance in browser.
In this step we'll add and use environement configuration variable to switch from dev to prod environement
In this step we'll config app files and update all test to have build pass true
In this step we'll deploy BDD with MongoLab.
In this step we'll deploy server side on Heroku.
In this step we'll all see how to deploy Browser version on Github gh-pages
In this step we'll all see how to deploy IOS version
In this step we'll see how to publish your app in AppleStore
Building from sketch a simple Ionic MEAN stack Todos application (Frond-end, Back-end & Database).
Demo app: Ionic DevOps App
- Each step to building app is in separate git branch.
- Simply switch branch to pass steps.
- clone Front-End project from this repository ionic-devops-front
- clone Back-End project from this repository nodejs-simple-rest-ts
- then starting exercices at step/01
$ git checkout -b <BRANCH_NAME>
to create new repository branch$ git pull origin <BRANCH_NAME>
to get specific branch datas
Hi, i'm a Front-end developper living in Geneva Switzerland and i build hybrid mobile & web applications for almost 15 years. You can follow me on Twitter @FazioNico or checkout my own website http://nicolasfazio.ch