So I’m new to ionic and angular for that matter and have spent a week picking up as much ionic 1 as I can. I was suitably impressed if a little messed up by the angular mindset.
ionic2 makes so much more sense to me so whilst it’s probably a bad idea I’m going to try stick with ionic2 alpha as I’m in no hurry to ship anything to prod.
however… i have to confess to being a sucker for code completions and have been spoilt with pycharm/web Storm but I can’t seem to get a decent editor env going.
Failed to get the web storm stuff working, sublime didn’t fair much better and I’ve resorted to Microsoft Code which doesn’t like the import statements ‘ionic/ionic’??
anyone have any luck getting meaningful completions without wavy red lines on all the ionic imports?
yeah @bengtler I understand that it will change and I’m probably not helping myself come to grips with ionic by jumping on ionic2 but even the documentation makes more sense in 2 so I’ll go old school and just remember things instead ha.
No I give up for a bit and gone old school. I think if I get the ionic2 packages installed locally and add the typings from that I may get past the wavy lines.
Like someone mentioned webstorm 11 is out and with it my beloved pycharm will have improved support.
Time to try again.
so I’ll go old school and just remember things instead ha.