hey, at first you have to learn angular, then you can use ionic otherwise you will not do anything good, we do not do a project with tutorials, we read the doc âŠ
not everybody as the same background and the same way to learn, if you are fine with doc maybe op is fine with tutorial, whatâs matter is to understand whatever the path is
I have started migrating a large project, and my recommendation will be to stay away from the upgrade due to the many changes, especially the switch to Capacitor (not mandatory), new router and shadow DOM will be big hurdles to overcome.
That being said, I will absolutely recommend to use V4 if you are building a new project
For the record, I have almost finished migrating my app (40 pages/modals and 60 custom components) which was already lazy loaded in v3. Donât know if this size is large but it was possible. And agree styling with shadow dom was the big work, but specially in my special case because Iâve got a loooot of custom styles
Migrating the routing is super easy in my opinion
Like you said, Capacitor isnât related at all to a migration v3 to v4
Hi,
I used ionic 4, but I do not find it stable so I switched to version ionic@3.9.2 and cordova@8.0.0 but only I can not use Ionic DevApp anymore. from which version can I use ionic dev App? please
Use the --type option to start projects using older versions of Ionic. For example, you can start an Ionic 3 project with --type=ionic-angular. Use --list to see all project types and templates.