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As a total novice to all things Android development, imagine my surprise at being told the team I’m working in are using a framework called ionic. I’d never heard of it before, but the guys I’ve spoken to about it are well impressed it.
That’s good enough for me I thought. So I hit the great tutorials at Pluralsight.com to see what they had and I was chuffed to find a few courses. That’s the next few evenings taken care of I thought. Seems, that this Android setup on Windows 10 is a bit of a dog though – so could be just a watching course, rather than actual hands-on.
Either way, I’ll be doing my very best to get the most I can out of the experience and see where it takes me.
Could be I learn a great deal more about a lot of non-ionic things along the way, which would be pretty neat too tbh.
