@tleguijt wrote:
I'm working on an Angular 2 project which in the first place will be deployed as an web app but later will be deployed as an Hybrid app as well. Obviously Ionic will be the ideal tool for this, and the first beta release looks very promising!
In the Ionic documentation (http://ionicframework.com/docs/v2/getting-started/navigating/) I read the following:
Note: When it comes to URLs, Ionic 2 works a bit differently than Ionic 1. Instead of using URLs to navigate, you use them to make sure you can always come back to a page (on app launch, for example). You can navigate to pages from anywhere, which wasn’t possible in v1. For example, you can show the same Playlist page instead of a tab, a side menu, or a modal. This means you don’t use href to navigate around.
Using URLs to navigate to a specific page is required and for Google to index certain pages some form of URL routing (like the RouteConfig of Angular 2) must be available.
Is there any example on how to accomplish this?
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