Updated for Ionic 3.9.2
Just updated on 11/28/2017 – This was mostly just updating NPM packages but the main thing was to add the vendor.js file to the index.html
Updated for Ionic 3.7.1
Just updated on 10/20/2017 – There were a few things that needed to be done to the solution instead of just updating the NPM packages.
First update the index.html with:
<!– all code from node_modules directory is here –>
http://build/vendor.js
Then added the bolded text to the service-worker.js
self.toolbox.precache( [ './build/main.js', './build/vendor.js', './build/main.css', './build/polyfills.js', 'index.html', 'manifest.json' ] );
What did I learn today
Today I spent several hours setting up a default Ionic 3 project on my local machine and spent several more hours setting up Ionic Package to upload and build my Android application. While the instructions were not easy, I spent a lot of time looking at various different resources. This post will compile this list of resources and list the steps I used to get a very basic project up and running. This is my attempt to create a Visual Studio Starter Kit using Ionic 3 and Ionic Package
Brett The Whitt 