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A seamless shift away from Ext JS

Sencha ExtJS is still a great piece of front-end technology, and you still have this big application around, which still works pretty great but slowly turning outdated with an increasing risk of not being supported by new…

Ionic Portals now available in Capacitor

Today, Ionic Portals is adding a new dimension to Capacitor‘s capabilities. Capacitor has celebrated its 4th anniversary this year. It is Ionic’s perfect cross-platform solution for creating progressive native web applications. Portals makes it possible to quickly…

Ionic Portals : Welcome to the new kid in town

Ionic surprises us again with its new Ionic Portals technology.  If you want to integrate your web experience, whether complex or not, easily and securely into your Android or IOS application, Ionic Portals is the solution. Moreover,…

Ionic 5 is available 🎉🚨

Version 5.0 of Ionic (Magnesium) is available since February 11th. This new major version of the framework comes with a lot of evolutions. What has really changed compared to the previous version? Are the good practices of…

Ionic 3 to 4 migration

Why do an ionic migration? Ionic 4 was released in January 2017 and offers many evolutions compared to version 3. To point out just a few: The framework has been completely rebuilt from scratch using standard Web APIs, and each…

Jnesis is celebrating is 10th anniversary in Lisbon

Between 2 Ionic and Sencha projects, the members of the Jnesis France team went on a trip to Lisbon to celebrate the 10th anniversary of JNESIS. It is therefore with a lot of ideas and good cheer that the…