Ionic is a popular open-source framework for building cross-platform mobile applications using web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. With Ionic, developers can create high-performance mobile apps that run seamlessly on iOS, Android, and the web, leveraging a single codebase. Through tutorials, documentation, and community forums, Ionic empowers developers to build feature-rich mobile apps with native-like user experiences, access to device features, and robust performance.

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Ionic 6 has fewer breaking changes than both the previous Ionic 4 and Ionic 5 releases. We are adjusting our release schedule to better coincide with iOS and Android software releases. The Ionic team is keeping an eye on Material You and waiting for more guidance to be released by Google.

Announcing Ionic 6

Faster, More Reliable Release Cadence 🚄

<p>I’ve been using Ionic since version 3, I liked that since 5  it works with vue3 it used to support only angular, if you have a simple app and you are looking to waste little time in making an mobile app, ionic is the way to go, it lacks some advanced features(which you can have if write your own plugins) but generally you can’t go faster than ionic to build something.</p>
