feat: Angular 2.0 and Ionic 2

[pensierinmusica]

Type: feat

Platform: all

According to Brad Green at ng-conf 2015

the first production Angular 2.0 app at Google will ship in May 2015.

Is there any timeline estimate to support Angular 2.0 in Ionic?

@mlynch in a recent Ionic blog post wrote:

we will release full Angular 2 support in Ionic v2.

It would be great if Ionic 2 could be available to the public for production around the same time of the Angular 2 release. Any estimates / updates?

Thanks!

[perrygovier]

The May 2015 project does not mean that Angular 2.0 will be released in May. We're actively working on Ionic 2, and are in regular communication with the Angular team to make sure that both projects are ready at approximately the same time.

Currently there are some big missing pieces in Angular 2 that prevent us from demoing a functional alpha of Ionic 2, like the router. That said, some of us are going to take time this week to put together a grand architecture strategy for Ionic 2. We'll share progress pretty actively on our blog as well as the ionic and individual twitter accounts.

The current state of Ionic 2 is a handful of proof of concept examples, and a laundry list of ideas and lessons learned from Ionic v1. This week, we'll be turning those ideas in to an architecture and plan.

As a rule, we never give exact timelines, but even if we did, it'd be still too early to even try.

[Fayozjon]

Alessandro

http://scaer.ru/ideja

13.03.2015, 14:29, "Alessandro Zanardi" notifications@github.com:According to Brad Green at ng-conf 2015

the first production Angular 2.0 app at Google will ship in May 2015.

Is there any timeline estimate to support Angular 2.0 in Ionic?

in a wrote:

we will release full Angular 2 support in Ionic v2.

It would be great if Ionic 2 could be available to the public for production around the same time of the Angular 2 release. Any estimates / updates?

Thanks!

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[mlynch]

Hey everyone, we have made a lot of progress on v2, and will keep everyone updated on when we plan to let the first testers in. Shooting for late summer, but don't hold me to that.

[tslater]

@mlynch Any word on this?

[perrygovier]

[mlynch]

[adamdbradley]

[numerized]

AngularConnect 2015 October London ! I'll be there :+1:

Building cross-platform apps with Ionic 2 Adam Bradley

The Ionic and Angular teams have been working in parallel to extend Ionic’s performance in even more exciting ways than previous versions. We’ll review the new features of Ionic 2 and walk through the process of building a practical and highly performant app, using a single codebase for multiple platforms.

http://angularconnect.com/sessions#building-cross-platform-apps-with-ionic-2

[joltup]

Awesome!!

[jernejc]

awesome, indeed!

[steve8708]

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[luchillo17]

Hi, is ionic 2.0.0-alpha.37 ready enough to use in a simple production app? i have an app that retrieves data from a rest server and saves to sqlite or websql if in chrome, i want to remake it so i was thinking in using ionic 2, is very simple, just some lists, side-menu navs and some functions to get, process and post data, is alpha 37 good/ready enough for this simple app?

[fmcom]

Any update on an Estimate when Ionic 2 could be used for production? @perrygovier @mlynch

[luchillo17]

Jaja, i'm already using it for production, the app is very stable, specially now that Ng2 RC3 is out, soon Ionic 2 will update to the RC version and the API will change far less.

If you don't need anything fancy i think you can use it now in production.