Angular command line comes with excellent features which are helpful for generating new components, guards and services etc. I personally like the route guards, the way handling user authentication system. Let’s take a look the post that how to implement Angular lazy loading routing using route guards authentication to protect the application URLs. I am planning to split this article into multiple parts to explain it to better way.

There are a number of advantages to implementing social login in your web applications. First of all, it best secures the user credentials, the user can use a single login for accessing multiple sites, this can automatically access the user details for further use, and many such. This article is about how to implement the social login with Facebook and Google using Angular and RESTful API. This social login helps to store social data of the logged in user into the database, so that it provides you valid user data like email, name, and others. Let’s see how this works, follow the live demo and code below.

We have already discussed few articles on Ionic. Latest Ionic 3 came up with lazy loading concepts. Changing Ionic apps to use lazy loading significantly boost up the app performance. This actually improves the app speed, instead of loading everything in root application module file. This allows doing the work in sync with when your users want it to happen. This article explains to you how to modify the existing default Ionic app and apply lazy load concepts like working with providers, shared/child components. It process by loading chunks of code such as child components when it’s requested not when the app is loaded. Use this feature and enrich your application. Watch the video, you understand it better.

It is very simple to trigger any camera device and show the resulting output. This has been discussed in my article to take multiple photos with delete action using Ionic and AngularJS. Here is a problem. You can only see the image temporarily, since it has not been stored in any storage. Today’s article will explain to you how to store the captured image in a database, so that you can use it later. I’ll be using RESTful API to achieve this. Look into the demo below and also the code to see how to connect with RESTful API to store any captured image into a database.

We have seen series of posts on developing a mobile application using Ionic and AngularJS. One of my previous articles which deal with insertion and deletion of posts using RESTful API. Similarly, today’s post makes use of RESTful API. These days, a single page web applications are most commonly used ones, because of which there is a need to show loads of data on the same page as we keep on scrolling. This infinite scrolling avoids pagination system.

A few days back, I read an article about Google Authentication. A bug was mentioned in the article, that Google login status can be easily accessed by calling out some images. After reading the article, I got an idea that why don't we use this bug in a positive approach to validate user authentication. This same idea has been implemented in this post to do email validation. I have used Google email login system (not OAuth) using Angular 4 CLI project. Take a look at the live demo ( Make sure to login into your Google account in another tab to do this validation).

This is the continued series of article on developing a mobile app with Ionic and Angular JS. This post deals with updating and deleting any post on the application. This also explains how to show the loading image by making an Ajax call. While deleting a post, it will show an alert message to confirm whether to delete or not. This post is all about this. Hope you all make use of this series of articles on Ionic and Angular to build your own mobile app.

I received a tutorial request from one of my blog readers to implement Ionic Split Pane with the login system. Ionic has been improving and releasing new desktop layout features. This post is an enhancement to my previous application. SplitPane is the new component introduced in Ionic 2.2.0. This targets to create apps of any screen size like desktops and tablets. With this, it is easy to show a side menu with side-by-side navigation controllers. Let’s see how we do this, and follow the demo below for more details.

We have covered most of the topics in building a mobile application using Ionic 3 and Angular JS 4. Today’s topic is to pull in data for news feed from a server and display it on your website. This is suggestible post since it does proper verification at the backend based on token. All it does is, it will verify system token and user token at the backend and then pulls data using feed API url. I have also added an extra code to the previous post for login authentication with PHP Restful API for showing alert messages. Please do follow the below video and code for your understanding.

We all know that Ionic is the useful framework for building HTML 5 mobile applications. It is mainly designed for the front end. When it comes to look and feel of the Ionic website, you have to work more on your application branding standards. Ionic default icons are not up to current market standards. This tutorial is all about how to add custom downloaded fonts like open sans and font awesome for icons into the Ionic application. Let’s see how you use customized fonts in your Ionic website.