Today I found that implementing D3.js into an Ionic 3 application is much more difficult than I thought it would be originally. I tried to use just the default D3 library as well as a D3 NPM package named d3-ng2-service. In the end, it came down to needing to use both of them.
Today I learned that it is possible to create multiple builds for Ionic mobile applications using Gulp tasks in Visual Studio. In this post, I’ll explain how I accomplished this task using Gulp and a few Gulp plugins.
This post will explain how to setup multiple builds using Gulp for Ionic mobile apps. The full example can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/bwhittington/Multi-Build-Gulp-Setup-Example
Brett The Whitt 