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## Getting Started
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`ionic serve`
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The `ionic serve` command compiles your ES6 files to ES5, your Sass files to CSS, bundles it all up for you, opens up a browser window and serves your app locally. After the initial build it will watch for changes and automatically rebuild and reload. The build output can be configured in your `ionic.config.js` file (which will be autogenerated by `ionic serve` if it doesn't exist yet).
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#### Updating Ionic
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When you start your project with `ionic start`, the latest version of `ionic-framework` is installed automatically. To update your ionic version in an existing project, run `npm install --save ionic-framework@latest`. This will install the latest version of `ionic-framework` published to npm, and save it in your `package.json` file so if you are checking your project in to version control the correct version of the framework will be installed by [`npm install`](https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/install).
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#### Developing Against Unstable Master
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- THIS IS NOT UPDATING YOUR APP. THIS IS FOR DEVELOPING AGAINST THE UNSTABLE MASTER BRANCH, WHICH WE DO NOT RECOMMEND. SEE [Updating Ionic](#updating-ionic) FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON UPDATING TO THE LATEST VERSION OF THE FRAMEWORK. To develop against a local version of ionic-framework (master) you'll need to do the following:
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```bash
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# if you haven't already, clone the ionic2 repo:
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$ git clone https://github.com/driftyco/ionic2.git
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$ cd ionic2
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$ npm install
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$ gulp src # build the source files
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$ npm link
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# now go to your app directory
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$ cd /Users/Ionitron/git/MyIonic2App
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$ npm link ionic-framework
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```
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And then update your [`webpack.config.js`](https://github.com/driftyco/ionic2-app-base/blob/master/webpack.config.js#L68) file by uncommenting the lines for local development:
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```js
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resolve: {
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modulesDirectories: [
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"node_modules",
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"node_modules/ionic-framework/node_modules",
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"node_modules/ionic-framework/dist/src/es5/common",
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"node_modules/ionic-framework/dist/js",
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"dist/src/es5/common" // <--- Uncomment me
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],
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}
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```
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Update the ionic2 [`gulpfile.js #L141`](https://github.com/driftyco/ionic2/blob/master/gulpfile.js#L141) to this in order to use `gulp watch` and make changes to the ionic2 repo:
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```js
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gulp.start('transpile.common');
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```
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### Missing Ionic 1 features
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We are currently working on completing a few core Ionic 1 features:
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- Collection repeat (known as Virtual Scrolling in v2) is not quite ready
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### Current Angular 2 known issues:
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- Angular 2 is still in alpha and is not production ready
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- Angular team has first focused on developing what the core of Angular 2 "is"
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- Angular 2 filesize has not been optimized for minification yet
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- Angular 2 bootstrap time has not been optimized yet
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- As Angular 2 reaches beta there will be significant performance improvements
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### ES6/Typescript
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- Ionic's source is written using [Typescript](http://www.typescriptlang.org/)
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- Ionic apps can be written in ES6 or TypeScript
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- Typescript is an optional feature to be used at the developers discretion
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- Ionic 2 starters come with the necessary build tools to transpile both ES6 and Typescript
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### CSS Attribute Selectors:
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- Simple
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- Smaller markup
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- Easier to read and understand
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- [Not an issue](https://twitter.com/paul_irish/status/311610425617838081) for today's mobile browsers
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- No performance impacts have been found
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