ionic-team/ionic-conference-app

A conference app built with Ionic to demonstrate Ionic

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Added to GitGenius on September 19th, 2026
Created on September 29th, 2015
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Number of forks: 1,798
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Detailed Description

Ionic Conference App is a kitchen-sink demo application built with Ionic Framework and Angular that showcases a wide range of Ionic components and features in the context of a fictional tech conference.

The project demonstrates how to build a functional conference application using Ionic and Angular. It includes features such as browsing a conference schedule with filtering capabilities, viewing speaker bios and session details, user authentication and profile management, interactive maps for venue navigation, push notifications support, and dark/light mode toggling. The application runs on iOS, Android, and Web platforms, illustrating Ionic's cross-platform capabilities.

This project is designed as a learning resource and reference implementation rather than a production application. Developers new to Ionic or Angular can use it to understand how to structure a mobile app, integrate various Ionic components, and implement common features like authentication and notifications. The project is available in multiple framework variants, including React and Vue versions, allowing developers to see how the same application structure translates across different frameworks. It serves as a starting point for understanding Ionic's ecosystem and best practices.

The project maintains an active development posture with regular updates to keep pace with framework changes. The codebase is well-organized and documented to serve its educational purpose, with clear setup instructions and a contributing guide for those who wish to extend or improve the demonstration. The live demo is continuously deployed, allowing prospective users to interact with the application before examining the source code.