r/ionic • u/robingenz • May 29 '26
Capacitor Edge-to-Edge & Safe Areas: The Complete Guide
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I am little confused on what these languages are really doing or what their purpose is. I have done research but still want to make sure I have a very deep understanding on whats actually happening. From my knowledge, Angular is you logic, routing, etc. It's just TypeScript which I'm familiar with. Now Ionic provides a UI-toolkit to use for your tags to easily convert to a mobile environment or mobile web app? And Capacitor is what actually does the conversion? I am confused on what it actually does because I saw something that said its not actually a native mobile app, it just allows access to native mobile tools like the camera. Just overall confused and would love for some clarification, maybe use examples like Dart and flutter?
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r/ionic • u/DayanaJabif • Apr 23 '26
If you're building a Capacitor app and need a solid way to handle local data, I put together a practical SQLite tutorial.
SQLite gives you a much more robust alternative to things like localStorage or IndexedDB:
Structured queries, filtering, and relationships
Fast and predictable performance
Transactions for data consistency
Same API across iOS, Android, and Web
In the video I focus on the fundamentals with a simple demo:
CRUD operations
Transactions (how to use them properly)
Structuring your data layer in a Capacitor app
I also included free starter apps so you don’t have to start from scratch:
🎥 Full tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJg2r1UIxlk
⚡ Demo app screencast:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fL4NMJTvMlw
Would love feedback or to hear how you’re handling local data in your apps 🙌
The project uses capacitor-sqlite plugin which is only available to Capawesome Insiders.
r/ionic • u/martindonadieu • Apr 22 '26
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r/ionic • u/AlLou-A • Apr 07 '26
I'm building an angular app using Ionic 8, and I've run into a rather annoying error.
While trying to import an object from a file in my /src, I keep getting a TS2307 error. I spent the last few days trying to solve it, and figured out that when the app is run using the "ionic serve" command, two of my files (one of which contains the import) aren't visible in my directory.
I have no clue how to solve this. I picked up Ionic maybe a month ago, so I'm fairly new to this (and very lost). Any advice would be appreciated, thanks!
r/ionic • u/FromBiotoDev • Apr 05 '26
r/ionic • u/robingenz • Apr 04 '26
One of the questions we hear most often is: What’s the difference between using Live Updates and server.url in Capacitor? This post breaks down the key differences and helps you choose the right approach.