Ionic has been around for two years now. It is a great set of tools for developing hybrid applications based on AngularJS. Ionic is extremely popular at the moment, with more than one million applications built and a growing community of thousands of developers. 

I just finished teaching the first week of a 9-week, super-intensive, hands-on boot camp that focuses on TypeScript/ASP.NET Web API/AngularJS. I decided to write a series of blog posts that describes each week of the camp. Who makes it. The challenges the students encounter. And, the material that we cover 

1. jQuery Plugin
2. AngularJS Directive
3. ReactJS Component

Information about its usage and configuration can be found here  Demo

One of common concerns I faced in web/frontend development is libraries like “Angularjs, Bootstrap, JQuery… etc..” loading time, and how that affect on website performance, when you need to load several libraries to your website/page.. specially with low internet speed connections

1. ASP.NET on OSX and Linux
2. No More Web Forms
3. No More Visual Basic
4. Tag Helpers
5. View Components
6. GruntJS, NPM, and Bower Support
7. Unified MVC and Web API Controllers
8. AngularJS
9. ASP.NET Dependency Injection Framework
10. xUnit.net 

AngularJS is a huge framework with that already has many performance enhancements built in, but they can’t solve all our problems. No matter how fast the framework, we can all create sluggish code through bad practices and not understanding key concepts that help it perform well.  

var appFolder = "./app";
var outFolder = "wwwroot";

npm install -g angular-cli

ng new AngularCLIDemoApp