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Ionic App Framework Development

Ionic makes it incredibly easy to build beautiful and interactive mobile apps using HTML5 and AngularJS.


Forms are usually one of the major points of interaction between an app and the user, allowing them to send data to the application. Commonly the data is sent to the web server, but the app can also intercept it to use it on its own.

It’s all about user experience!

Forms are also the bottleneck of the conversion funnel, as they require the user to perform a task much more complicated than just a click, by thinking and typing all the required information by the form. This may be much more frustrating in mobile devices and narrow screens, which is why you have to strive to do your best to have an awesome user experience to reduce users frustrations and ultimately improve your funnel conversion.
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Introduction

You may think, do we really need yet another ionic maps tutorial? Yes we do. In this tutorial we are going to cover how to implement Google maps inside an ionic app, but in a way that goes much deeper than all the posts and tutorials you may find around the web on this topic.
We merged three of the most common cases around location based apps (maps, geolocation and places) into one functional and coherent/comprehensive example.

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