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Ionic is an open source UI toolkit for building performant, top quality mobile apps utilizing web innovations - HTML, CSS, and JavaScript - with combinations for popular structures like Angular, React, and Vue.

Get begun developing by setting up Ionic or following our First App Tutorial to find out the main concepts.

Step-by-step guides to setting up your system and installing the framework.

Dive into Ionic magnificently designed UI part library.

Integrate native gadget plugins, like Bluetooth, Maps, HealthKit, and more.

Learn to easily customize and modify your Ionic app's visual design to fit your brand name.

Overview

Ionic focuses on the frontend UX and UI interaction of an app - UI controls, interactions, gestures, animations. It's easy to find out, and incorporates with other libraries or frameworks, such as Angular, React, or Vue. Alternatively, it can be utilized standalone with no frontend framework utilizing a basic script include. If you wish to find out more about Ionic before diving in, we developed a video to stroll you through the basics.

One codebase, running everywhere

Ionic is the only mobile app stack that makes it possible for web designers to build apps for all significant app shops and the mobile web from a single codebase. And with Adaptive Styling, Ionic apps feel and look at home on every device.

A focus on efficiency

Ionic is built to perform and behave fantastic on the latest mobile phones with best practices like effective hardware sped up shifts, and touch-optimized gestures.

Clean, basic, and practical design

Ionic is created to work and show magnificently on all present mobile devices and platforms. With ready-made components, typography, and a beautiful (yet extensible) base theme that adapts to each platform, you'll be integrating in style.

Native and Web enhanced

Ionic emulates native app UI guidelines and uses native SDKs, bringing the UI requirements and device functions of native apps together with the full power and versatility of the open web. Ionic uses Capacitor (or Cordova) to release natively, or runs in the web browser as a Progressive Web App.
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Goals

Cross-platform
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Build and deploy apps that work throughout multiple platforms, such as native iOS, Android, and the web as a Progressive Web App - all with one code base. Write once, run anywhere.

Web Standards-based

Ionic is constructed on top of dependable, standardized web technologies: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, utilizing modern-day Web APIs such as Custom Elements and Shadow DOM. Because of this, Ionic parts have a stable API, and aren't at the impulse of a single platform vendor.

Beautiful Design

Clean, easy, and practical. Ionic is created to work and display beautifully out-of-the-box throughout all platforms. Start with pre-designed elements, typography, interactive paradigms, and a stunning (yet extensible) base theme.

Simplicity

Ionic is built with simpleness in mind, so that developing apps is enjoyable, easy to find out, and available to simply about anybody with web advancement abilities.

Framework Compatibility

While past releases of Ionic were firmly combined to Angular, version 4.x of the framework was re-engineered to work as a standalone Web Component library, with integrations for the newest JavaScript frameworks, like Angular. Ionic can be used in most frontend structures with success, consisting of React and Vue, though some frameworks require a shim for full Web Component support.

JavaScript

One of the main objectives with moving Ionic to Web Components was to remove any tough requirement on a single structure to host the elements. This made it possible for the core parts to work standalone in a web page with just a script tag. While dealing with frameworks can be excellent for bigger teams and larger apps, it is now possible to utilize Ionic as a standalone library in a single page even in a context like WordPress.

Angular

Angular has constantly been at the center of what makes Ionic great. While the core elements have been written to work as a standalone Web Component library, the @ionic/ angular plan makes combination with the Angular ecosystem a breeze. @ionic/ angular includes all the functionality that Angular developers would anticipate coming from Ionic 2/3, and integrates with core Angular libraries, like the Angular router.

React

Ionic now has official assistance for the popular React library. Ionic React lets React developers use their existing web abilities to construct apps that target iOS, Android, and the web. With @ionic/ react, you can use all the core Ionic components, but in a manner that feels like utilizing native React components.

Vue

Ionic now has official support for the popular Vue 3 library. Ionic Vue lets Vue designers utilize their existing web skills to construct apps that target iOS, Android, and the web. With @ionic/ vue, you can use all the core Ionic elements, however in a manner that seems like utilizing native Vue elements.

Future Support

Support for other frameworks will be considered in future releases.

Ionic CLI

The official Ionic CLI, or Command Line Interface, is a tool that quickly scaffolds Ionic apps and provides a number of practical commands to Ionic designers. In addition to setting up and upgrading Ionic, the CLI includes a built-in development server, develop and debugging tools, and much more. If you are an member, the CLI can be used to perform cloud builds and implementations, and administer your account.

Appflow

To assist build, deploy, and handle Ionic apps throughout their lifecycle, we provide a commercial service for production apps called Appflow, which is different from the open source Framework.

Appflow assists developers and teams put together native app develops and release live code updates to Ionic apps from a central dashboard. Optional paid upgrades are offered for more innovative abilities like publishing straight to app stores, workflow automation, single sign-on (SSO) and access to linked services and integrations.

Appflow requires an Ionic Account and comes with a totally free "Hobby" plan for those interested in experimenting with some of its functions.

Ecosystem

Ionic is actively developed and kept full-time by a core group, and its ecosystem is assisted by an international community of developers and factors fueling its development and adoption. Developers and business small and large usage Ionic to build and deliver fantastic apps that run everywhere.

Join the Community

There are millions of Ionic developers in over 200 nations worldwide. Here are some methods to sign up with:

Forum: A great place for asking concerns and sharing concepts. Twitter: Where we post updates and share content from the Ionic community. GitHub: For reporting bugs or asking for brand-new functions, produce a concern here. PRs welcome! Content authoring: Write a technical blog site or share your story with the Ionic neighborhood.

License

The Ionic UI Toolkit is a totally free and open source project, released under the acceptable MIT license. This indicates it can be used in personal or industrial tasks free of charge. MIT is the very same license utilized by such popular tasks as jQuery and Ruby on Rails.