Announcing Ionic 5!
Blog post from Ionic
Ionic Framework 5, also known as Magnesium, introduces several updates, including iOS 13 design enhancements, a new API for custom animations, revamped Ionicons, updated colors, and improved component customization across Angular, React, and Vue integrations. This major release simplifies the upgrade process for users of Ionic 4 by adhering to semantic versioning and utilizing Web Components to separate API changes. Key design updates reflect iOS 13's aesthetic changes, such as a more dynamic Segment design, collapsible headers, and a Swipe to Close Modal feature. The release also introduces Ionic Animations for high-performance animations and Ionicons 5 with a new icon set. Additionally, Ionic 5 offers default new colors, redesigned starter templates, and enhanced customization capabilities through CSS variables and Shadow DOM, allowing for easier theming and styling. Support for Angular Ivy is also provided, promising improved load performance by utilizing only necessary renderer components. The Ionic team expresses gratitude to the community for their support in achieving this release.
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