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How to use an Ionic action sheet

The ionic action sheet component shows a dialog containing a native list of options the user can choose from. It’s a great tool to use when you need to have multiple actions that are discoverable, but not immediately available. In this article, we’ll learn how to use the Ionic action sheet component and also learn […]

Ionic two way data binding in details

Ionic two way data binding helps users to exchange data from the component to the view and from the view to the component. It will help users to establish communication bi-directionally. Ionic Two-way data binding can be achieved using a ngModel directive in Angular. The 2-way data binding using (ngModel), is basically the combination of […]

Ionic reactive form and validation of the form

Ionic Reactive forms allow us to configure our form in greater control. We build the form model objects programmatically in typescript (including validation form rules), and the form binds (and syncs) to the template. Whereas template-driven form we validate form inside our component template. In our previous article, we have discussed Ionic angular form types […]

Ionic Passing Data from Child to Parent Page

An Ionic Angular component is the basic build block of an Angular framework. In the Ionic Angular page are components, we have different techniques of Ionic Passing Data from Child to Parent Page. The component is responsible for managing a template and providing it with the data and logic it needs. Components can contain other […]

Ionic Template-driven Form Validation

In the previous article, we learned how to use the template-driven form in an Ionic Angular project. In these articles, we will learn Ionic Template-driven Form Validation using an Angular framework. HTML provides basic features for displaying forms, validating entered values, and buttons to submit data to the server. But HTML forms may not be […]

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