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Real-Time Data Management: Performing CRUD Operations in Real-Time with Supabase PostgreSQL Database (Part 20) in Your Angular-15 Ionic-7 App

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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 explored a wide range of topics, including authentication, data management, task organization, calendar integration, event management, media management, UI customization, and enhanced user authentication. Today, in Part 20, we're diving into real-time data manipulation by performing CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations using the Supabase PostgreSQL database. Real-time data manipulation is a crucial aspect of many applications, enabling users to interact with and modify data in real time. By leveraging the capabilities of Supabase, a powerful PostgreSQL database service, we can seamlessly integrate real-time CRUD operations into our Angular-15 Ionic-7 app, offering users a responsive and dynamic data manipulation experience.

Eventful Calendar Management: Displaying Events and Enabling CRUD Operations on Ionic Calendar with Firebase Database (Part 16) in Your Angular-15 Ionic-7 App

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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 explored various aspects of app development, including authentication, data management, task organization, and calendar integration. Today, in Part 16, we're taking our calendar functionality to the next level by incorporating Firebase Database to display events and perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on the Ionic Calendar. Effective event management is crucial for many applications, enabling users to stay on top of their schedules and plan their activities efficiently. By integrating Firebase Database with the Ionic Calendar in our Angular-15 Ionic-7 app, we can seamlessly display events within the calendar and provide users with the ability to create, edit, and delete events effortlessly.

Organize Your Time: Showcasing Interactive Monthly, Weekly, and Daily Calendars with Ionic Calendar Library (Part 15) in Your Angular-15 Ionic-7 App

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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 explored various aspects of app development, from authentication to data management and task organization. Today, in Part 15, we are excited to dive into the world of calendars by incorporating an interactive monthly, weekly, and daily calendar into our app using the Ionic Calendar library. Calendars play a vital role in many applications, helping users stay organized, manage schedules, and track important events. By integrating the Ionic Calendar library, we can seamlessly display a visually appealing and interactive calendar within our Angular-15 Ionic-7 app, allowing users to navigate through different views, view event details, and interact with their schedules effortlessly.

Streamlining Task Management: Building a Dynamic Task List with Firebase Database and CRUD Operations (Part 14) in Your Angular-15 Ionic-7 App

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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.

Perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) Operations using PHP, MySQL and MAMP : Part 4. My First Angular-15 Ionic-7 App

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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.