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Welcome back to our ongoing series on building a multiplatform application with Angular-15 and Ionic-7! In our previous articles, we have covered a wide range of topics, from authentication to data management. Today, in Part 14, we will explore the creation of a dynamic task list within our app, complete with CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations, using Firebase Database. Task management is a common feature in many applications, and by integrating Firebase Database, we can effortlessly create a dynamic task list that enables users to organize, track, and update their tasks seamlessly. With the powerful combination of Angular-15's framework and Ionic-7's versatility, we can build an app that offers a user-friendly and efficient task management experience.

Welcome back to our ongoing series on building a multiplatform application with Angular-15 and Ionic-7! In our previous articles, we've explored various aspects of app development, from authentication to integrating external APIs. Today, in Part 13, we will delve into the world of data management by utilizing Firebase Database and an Angular service to perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on notes within our app. Efficiently managing data is a critical aspect of app development, and Firebase Database provides a real-time NoSQL cloud database that seamlessly synchronizes data across different platforms and devices. Combined with Angular-15's powerful framework and Ionic-7's versatility, we can create a robust and interactive app that allows users to create, view, update, and delete notes effortlessly.

Welcome back to our ongoing series on building a multiplatform application with Angular-15 and Ionic-7! In our previous articles, we have covered various aspects of developing a powerful and user-friendly app. Today, we are excited to dive into Part 12, where we will explore the integration of the GitHub API with Firebase Authentication to enable seamless sign-in capabilities using GitHub accounts in our app. Authentication is a vital component of any modern application, allowing users to securely access their personalized data and engage with the app's features. While Firebase Authentication provides a comprehensive suite of authentication methods, such as email/password, Google, and Facebook login, integrating additional platforms like GitHub can expand the reach of our app and cater to a wider user base.

Welcome back to our ongoing series on building a multiplatform application with Angular-15 and Ionic-7! We've covered a lot of ground so far, from setting up the development environment to implementing core functionalities. Today, we're venturing into an exciting new phase as we integrate the Twitter API with Firebase Authentication to enable seamless login capabilities in our app. Authentication plays a pivotal role in any application, ensuring that users can securely access their personalized data and interact with the app's features. While Firebase Authentication provides a comprehensive suite of authentication methods, including email/password, Google, and Facebook login, integrating additional platforms can broaden the app's reach and cater to a wider user base.

Welcome back to my blog series on building my first Angular-15 Ionic-7 app! In this tenth part, I will show you how to add a Facebook API provider to the login page using Firebase authentication. This will allow users to sign in with their Facebook accounts and access the app's features.

Welcome back to my blog series on building a cross-platform mobile app with Angular 15 and Ionic 7! In this ninth part, we will learn how to add Firebase authentication with social login using Google API provider. This will allow our users to sign in with their Google accounts and access the features of our app securely and conveniently.

Welcome back to the eighth part of our series on building a mobile app with Angular 15 and Ionic 7. In this post, we will learn how to create a login page with Firebase authentication using an email provider and authentication guard. Firebase is a platform that provides various services for web and mobile development, such as hosting, database, storage, analytics, and authentication. Authentication is the process of verifying the identity of a user who wants to access a protected resource, such as an app or a website.

Welcome back to my blog series on building an Angular-15 Ionic-7 app from scratch! In this seventh part, I'm going to show you how to create a toggle side menu using Ionic UI Components and Angular Routing. This is a very useful feature for any app that needs to provide easy access to different sections or settings. You'll learn how to use the Ionic Menu component, the Ionic List component, and the Angular Router to create a responsive and dynamic side menu that can be opened and closed with a swipe gesture or a button click. By the end of this post, you'll have a fully functional side menu that looks great on any device. Let's get started!

Welcome back to the sixth part of our series on building a mobile app with Angular 15 and Ionic 7. In this tutorial, we will learn how to display multiple locations on a single map with popups using the leaflet-js library. Leaflet-js is a lightweight and easy-to-use JavaScript library for creating interactive maps. We will use it to show the locations of all the course modules that we displayed in Part 2 and provide some information about them in the popups. This will help us to enhance the user experience and functionality of our app. Let's get started!

Welcome to part 5 of my series on building my first Angular-15 Ionic-7 app. In this post, I will show you how to use the Leaflet JavaScript library to display a single location map on your Ionic app. The leaflet is a popular open-source library for interactive maps that work well with Ionic and Angular. You will learn how to install and configure Leaflet, how to create a map component, and how to add a marker and a popup to the map. By the end of this post, you will have a basic understanding of how to use Leaflet in your Ionic app and how to customize it to your needs.

This post is in continuation of ‘Part 3. My First Angular-15 Ionic-7 App: Filter Displayed Data Based on a Parameter using Set Constructor’ and I strongly recommend going through the previous post or at least Part 0 to understand how the app is set up. Till now, I have simply accessed data from SQL database and displayed it on my application. That is the ‘Read’ operation from the CRUD operations. Now I work with student data to not only read the data, but also to create a new dataset, update the existing one, and even delete them individually.

Welcome to Part 3 of our series, "Refining Data Presentation: Filtering Displayed Data Based on Parameters using Set Constructor," in Your Angular-15 Ionic-7 App! In this installment, we'll explore the powerful Set constructor and learn how to filter displayed data based on parameters in our app. As our app grows and our data sets become larger, it becomes essential to provide efficient ways for users to access and navigate through the information they need. By implementing data filtering based on parameters, we can refine the data presentation and tailor it to the specific needs and preferences of our users.

Welcome to Part 2 of our series, "My First Angular-15 Ionic-7 App"! In this installment, we'll dive into the exciting world of Angular routing and learn how to display data details on separate pages in our app. Routing plays a crucial role in creating a seamless and organized user experience. By utilizing Angular's powerful routing capabilities, we can navigate between different sections of our app and display detailed information on separate pages.

Welcome to Part 1 of our thrilling series, "Powering Your Angular-15 Ionic-7 App: Harnessing the Magic of MySQL and PHP for Data Reading and Display"! In this installment, we'll dive into the fascinating world of data management and uncover the secrets of integrating MySQL and PHP into our Angular-15 Ionic-7 app. Data is at the heart of every powerful application, and with Angular-15 and Ionic-7, we have a robust foundation for building dynamic and engaging user experiences. However, to truly unlock the potential of our app, we need a reliable and efficient way to read and display data.

To begin a new ionic app, I started off with an external terminal ‘Windows Powershell’ to write initial commands. First I started off by making sure I have the right NodeJS version. I used the node -v command to check my node version which is: v18.15.0 . If I didn’t have node, I would’ve gone to Download | Node.js (nodejs.org) website to download and install the recommended stable version.