The basic documentation to understand the principles is in the Ionic docs.
The first step is creating a key to sign the file to upload to the Play Store:
keytool -genkey -v -keystore my-release-key.keystore -alias alias_name -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 10000
The second step is setting your app to use this certificate.
Create a build.json file to put in your main folder:
To avoid to manage an authentication process, I leverage the Identity Service Providers handled by Firebase.
This article on medium explains how to do the initial setup for Google Login.
The first thing to do is to initiate an Ionic app.
This is pretty straight forward using the "starters" and, if you are not familiar with this, the best way to begin with is reading the Ionic documentation:
During the lockdown for the Covid-19, I started writing an App for my wedding.
Although on the web there are multiple guides, sometime it was hard to collect all the details I needed to make the app work.
So, I decided to publish in this blog a straight forward guide (there'll be mostly links to other guides) on how to setup the app.
The idea is to have my app available on both web and mobile phones.
The most effective combination I found was to use:
Hoy fuimos al Carnaval de Paris 2020!!
Después de la visita cultural, tocaba buscar una actividad más dinámica. Días atrás ya había escuchado sobre el inicio de los carnavales por todo Europa y este fin iniciaba la versión parisina. A pesar del cielo gris nos animamos a salir a la calle y cruzar parte de la ciudad hasta Republique, que desde mi imaginario mexicano es el "zócalo" de la ciudad, donde pasa todo, desde marchas hasta tardes de tango pasando por celebraciones culturales.
Volevamo cominciare questo blog sulle nostre avventure parigine con un simbolo della città e con un qualcosa di italiano...
...ed ecco una breve recensione sulla mostra organizzata al Louvre a 500 anni dalla morte di Leonardo da Vinci.
