I took one day App challenge and created a very simple and highly customizable Flashlight App. It’s already up and running on Android Playstore : [Flashlight Android App][1]
It was really easy and fast to built on Ionic and CLI support for App Icon creation made it simple to publish without delay.
Find home poker games in your area or post your own game (powered by http://www.pokerdiy.com). Developed using Teletik AppBuilder with an Azure backend and of course Ionic!
I’m working on Rubyonic. Rubyonic is a premium theme you can use for your Ionic apps. Rubyonic is based on a Mobile UI I designed for this purpose. It will have the most used screens with future updates.
I’ll also be giving my experiences in designing for ionic in my upcoming site, so if you’re interested in some time saving tips you could subscribe below:
I’ve created a local music app called Strumly, but it’s currently only available in the US. If you check out an artist profile page you’ll see that I managed to reproduce the “pull and zoom” effect that you see a lot now. Though it wasn’t an entirely difficult effect to do, it took some creative thinking, and I’m proud of it, haha.
Integarting ngMaterial to Ionic was easy. I had to do some tweaks though to make it look good and still seemed to lag in some devices (alpha version issues). I played around with CSS transitions, keyframes and also used ngFx JS animations library. It’s easier to use animations on AngularJS !
We built a new app called Off the Clock that will be going in to beta shortly. I’d love to hear what you think - you can sign up for early access at http://www.IAmOffTheClock.com - we’ll be opening it up shortly. Here’s some quick info about it:
Off the Clock is your place to talk, share, confess, laugh, cry, complain, rave, scream, gossip, ask questions, vent, gush and commiserate about your job privately with your Friends & anonymously with the World.
When something happens at work, Off the Clock is your place to talk about it!
Anonymously share pictures and thoughts about your job.
Meet other people from around the world with your same job and see what they’re sharing.
Talk privately with your coworkers about work - with no risk of getting in trouble!
For Ludum Dare 32, which is a 48h game challenge, I made a web game using Ionic Framework and Angular. If you played Settlers of Catan, you will recognize this as a single player mini variant of that game.
Try it (post competition version with some bugs fixed)
To publish the game, I simply uploaded the www directory to a web host and it works quite well in most modern browsers even though only chrome and safari is officially supported by Ionic. The game graphics is drawn using an inline svg which thus make use of ng-repeat to draw the game objects to screen. At the moment audio is not working on phones and tablets, as I haven’t worked around the issues to accomplish that. Thus this Ionic app is a bit backwards in that it works better in a computer browser than on phones at the moment.