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Movie theater application

This app was made just to see Ionic 2 in action with real page flows and real data api (and ngrx/store).

Important!

App gets data from a real Ukrainian Movie Theater website. There is no server code in this repository.

Know issues

  • Seats svg map doesn't support pinch-to-zoom
  • No real payment system integration
  • UI looks kinda ugly on big resolutions (tested only with iPhone 6 and default ionic --serve simulation)
  • A lot of scss duplication (didn't want to spend more time on styling that I've already spent)
  • Could be some issues running on an actual Android device (don't have one, so can't test it property)
  • No unit tests in the project (yeah, was planning on adding some, but...)

Note: These issues probably not gonna be fixed. It's just a fun-demo project, so don't expect any updates to it.

Getting Started

  • Clone this repository: git clone https://github.com/bkorobeinikov/movieapp-ionic.git.
  • Install the Ionic CLI and Cordova (npm install -g ionic cordova)
  • Run npm install from the project root.
  • Install Allow-Control-Allow-Origin: * Chrome extension

    it will fix cross-origin issue when calling real website api from the localhost. App works just fine when run on an actual device.

  • Run ionic serve --lab in a terminal from the project root.
  • Profit

Preview app without compiling from source code (Ionic View)

  • Download Ionic View app from http://view.ionic.io
  • Log in into the app
  • At the top left corner press an 'eye' icon and enter 216AD03E app code.

DEMO

WHY

Why not React Native?

At first, I wanted to write this movieapp with React Native. For one week I was researching it, but eventually, I realized that it is very complicated for a POC-like project. And to support multiple platforms it requires much more work.

Why not NativeScript?

NativeScript I skipped, I think, because it is brand new. But probably, porting this codebase to NativeScript would be very easy, in best case scenario

Why Ionic?

For me, it was a winner in every category. The team is working hard on the framework. They even got some investments. It is an actual business and not an another open-source project which might be abandoned in a year. And the biggest win is that development tools are awesome.