Ionic and Capacitor are two powerful tools that can be used to build native mobile applications. Ionic is a UI framework that provides a wide range of components and features for building mobile apps, while Capacitor is a runtime that allows Ionic apps to be deployed to both iOS and Android devices.

We just posted a course on the freeCodeCamp YouTube channel that will teach you everything you need to know to build native mobile apps with Ionic and Capacitor. You'll learn about the basics of Ionic, how to create your own components, and how to use Capacitor to deploy your apps to the App Store and Google Play.

By the end of this course, you'll be able to build native mobile apps that look and feel great on both iOS and Android devices. You'll also have the skills you need to build more complex and feature-rich apps.

Simon Grimm created this course. Simon is an Ionic Developer Expert and an experienced Ionic instructor.

In this course, you will learn:

• The basics of Ionic
• How to create your own Ionic components
• How to use Capacitor to deploy your apps to iOS and Android
• How to use Ionic's built-in features, such as animations, gestures, and data storage
• How to build more complex and feature-rich Ionic apps

This course is for anyone who wants to learn how to build native mobile apps with Ionic and Capacitor. No prior experience with Ionic or Capacitor is required.

Simon will guide you through the process of building native apps for both iOS and Android, and deploying your Ionic app as a web app. You'll also discover how to build a desktop app with Electron, demonstrating the true cross-platform capabilities of Ionic and Capacitor.

Here are all the sections covered in this course:

• Getting started with Ionic & Capacitor
• Run and Debug your App
• Building a Login Screen
• Creating Introduction Slides with Swiper
• Storing data with Capacitor Preferences
• Responsive UI with Ionic Grid
• Creating a Drawer Menu
• Building a Tab Bar
• Ionic Components and Modals
• Ionic Animations API
• Ionic Gesture API
• Ionic Web Components and Styling
• Using Capacitor Plugins
• App Icon and Splash Screen
• Building a native app for iOS and Android
• Deploying Ionic as a Webapp
• Building a Desktop app with Electron
• Final Ionic React Cross Platform App
• Where to learn more about Ionic?

Watch the course full course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel (3-hour watch).