That's fantastic news for them, and me by extension. I've been watching their project closely since discovering it and am excited to prototype a hybrid app with it for my new startup soon. If the performance really does meet their claims, I will be one happy AngularJS wielding front end engineer.
Awesome, definitely using this for my next project. When I was originally looking at this, I thought your Ionic Weather app screenshot was pulling my location. Turns out your guys are in Madison!
I'm always curious what the business model is. I don't see any clear call to action on <a href="http://ionicframework.com/" rel="nofollow">http://ionicframework.com/</a>
Congrats to drifty/ionic team, what you have achieved so far is great, your angular symbiosis is remarkable. I'm developing my startup mobile app with ionic despite its alpha tag. I have a question, maybe I must ask on your forum but I'm here right now. Do you have plans to implement some UI components truly native? through cordova/phonegap plugins. I think that you are in good position to implement that, even using angular directives as you do now. That will be great.
Fantastic news, we are developing our startup's apps on the Ionic framework and it's been great so far. Every now and then I get around to putting some Ionic specific tips up on Coderwall if anyone is interested.<p>Here's a horizontal slider directive I implemented the other day. Am very keen to see what new animations come out of Drifty soon :)<p><a href="https://coderwall.com/p/gzzoxa" rel="nofollow">https://coderwall.com/p/gzzoxa</a>
I wonder if there is any plans to fully support Android. By that, I mean, the UI is iOS specific, and doesn't seem to adopt to the way Android does things. Simply porting an iOS app to Android and reusing the same interface is basically saying that Android is a second class citizen.