Have you ever successfully created an ionic (1 or 2) in vs2015?
@nerdlandiamark yes i have for both 1 and 2. But it stopped working in on of the latest updates.
I recommend VSCode for Ionic development, or web-app development in general, and build everything in command-line (seperate or built-in).
It is much faster than bulky VS.
We are happy to announce that Ionic2 apps should work with Ripple
http://microsoft.github.io/vstacoblog/2016/05/06/update-to-ripple-angular2fix.html
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This is great news! Ripple is now working.
@nerdlandiamark yes, I was able to. VS2015 is pretty good with Ionic 1, but had a lot of issues with Ionic 2. Having IDE specific errors while development is not what we like when learning a new framework. As @alexciesielski suggested, VS Code with command line is best. That way you can easily deploy your apps to a server through command lines which does almost everything and not using IDE tools that may conflict until they mature with the framework.
Yeah; when vs is good it’s great, but has a bad habit of getting in the way. We use vs (node and c#) and vs code (mac when we don’t want to use xcode), but spend most of our time in WebStorm (which has very nice angular2 support),
Please stop using this forum and ask your question at stackoverflow! People don’t want to search a complete thread to find the correct answer and still don’t know if it really has correct information because of lack of a rating system.