You can delete it or rename it, it doesn't matter. Preparing the Foldersįor your first step, go ahead and get rid of the common folder. I'm also using the MobileFirst command line for this post.
If you haven't done so, then go ahead and do that now. I'm assuming you have an existing MobileFirst server set up and that you've created a new hybrid application.
Ionic copy an app and rename it manual#
You will also need to follow this manual process if you are porting an existing Ionic project to MobileFirst. I still recommend noting what's going on here (and Carlos and I do things a bit differently) just so you can be aware of the changes. So how do we make use of Ionic with a hybrid MobileFirst application? The process involves a few manual steps that I'll walk you through below, but note that fellow IBM Carlos Santana has created starter templates that you can use to skip this process entirely. But it has not impacted my use of Ionic!) (In fact, I consider myself still somewhat poor at Angular. Ionic makes use of Angular, so some Angular experience is definitely required, but you don't need to be an expert.
Ionic provides numerous services that are useful for hybrid developers. If you have not yet heard of Ionic, I strongly urge you to check it out. As part of exploration, I did some tests to see how difficult it would be to use the Ionic framework with MobileFirst. I have a lot of experience with hybrid mobile applications using Cordova, but as a new IBMer, I'm still getting up to speed with MobileFirst.
For the past few weeks, I've been spending a lot of time exploring hybrid mobile applications with IBM MobileFirst.
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