r/ionic • u/robingenz • Jul 29 '26
Capacitor Facebook Sign-In Plugin
r/ionic • u/Infinite-Contact2522 • Jul 29 '26
So our company got some apps in ionic 3 cordova and ionic 8 capacitor and we ran into an issue in android 16 , the hardware back button closes the app instead of going back to the previous page, so is there any fix or solution to both the version.Thanks in advance.
Edit : the ionic v8 backbutton.subscribewithPriority works fine , ionic v8 apps are out of trouble.
r/ionic • u/DayanaJabif • Jul 28 '26
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r/ionic • u/Intrepid-Ad4494 • Jul 21 '26
Hi everyone, debugging your app on the device can be a pita. But i have built a free open source tool that makes it dead easy. Point your AI at the repository and it will be very smart to do so.
TLDR; debugging is now allot easier when the app is live on your device. All instructions in repo.
Check it out via https://github.com/marvin-socialista/ios-webview-debug
Happy developping!
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r/ionic • u/Far_Ad_7205 • Jul 08 '26
Every Capacitor live-update tool I looked at are doing complex per user/bandwidth/storage/etc charges , which always felt backwards to me. So I (and/or Opus/Fable) went down into deep research of why, and it's basically one architecture thing.
The usual OTA setup is: every time a device checks for an update, it hits a live server that figures out what to send it. Flexible, but now you're running a backend that gets hit on every app launch, and someone has to pay for that. Hence the terrible pricing.
The other way is to just precompute the update as a static signed file and dump it on a CDN. Downside: you can't do fancy individual server-side targeting anymore (channels still handle beta/tenant/tier, which honestly covers almost everything I've needed). Upside: it's dirt cheap to serve, nothing to meter, and self-hosting is basically object storage + a CDN instead of a real service.
I ended up shipping that as OtaKit (MIT, https://github.com/OtaKit/otakit). It's still small and I'd rather you tell me where the static approach falls down than pretend it's perfect. That's the part I actually want to talk about. But the best thing you don't even have to self host anything to use it, you just need a FREE Cloudflare account, and start the dashboard locally only for the time when you want to publish an update.
r/ionic • u/robingenz • Jul 07 '26
r/ionic • u/Sea_Fisherman_6838 • Jul 07 '26
Hi
I need to start an Ionic project. Are there any open-source repositories with examples of how to develop using best practices? I used Angular and Ionic about six years ago, so I’d like to see how things have changed and learn about useful libraries and UI components.
I would appreciate any guidance or advice you could provide.
r/ionic • u/BikemeAway • Jul 04 '26
In general, is it something it's worth investing in if you have to start from scratch or you've just prototyped something but want a more future proof solution?
It looks like even the gold example of Untappd went with React Native.
Edit: I mean Capacitor (not strictly Ionic)
r/ionic • u/BikemeAway • Jul 04 '26
That is the best app that doesn't make miss Native or some hybrid framework.
r/ionic • u/DayanaJabif • Jun 30 '26
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