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Ionic and Capacitor provide a way to easily use your Angular skills to create native mobile applications. In this video we convert an existing Angular application to use Ionic and Capacitor.

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0:00 Why I started using Angular
0:42 Ionic and Capacitor
1:12 "Native apps"
2:55 Converting Angular to use Ionic
4:33 The Ionic router
4:58 Using Ionic components
6:19 Adding Capacitor for iOS/Android

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Angular developers can leverage their existing skills to build native mobile applications using Ionic and Capacitor. Ionic provides mobile UI components that adapt to iOS and Android styling, while Capacitor wraps the Angular app into a native package with access to device APIs. The tutorial demonstrates converting a standard Angular application into a mobile app by adding Ionic components, configuring the router outlet for mobile transitions, and using Capacitor to build for Android and iOS platforms.

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