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Coming soon! New updates & features for Ionic’s Open Source projects

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Date Published
Author
Matt Kremer
Word Count
813
Company Posts That Month
3
Language
English
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Summary

Matt Kremer from the Ionic team shares exciting updates and future plans for Ionic's open-source projects, focusing on Ionic Framework, Capacitor, and Stencil. The Ionic Framework is set to introduce new components and customization options, including features like Datetime range and compatibility with Material Design 3. Capacitor is enhancing its plugin ecosystem by integrating plugins from Capacitor, Cordova, and OutSystems to create a more extensive and user-friendly selection. Stencil is improving server-side rendering performance, aiming to reduce initial load times and will soon have its own GitHub organization for better community collaboration. The company is expanding its open-source teams to ensure rapid improvements and is committed to fostering innovation across all platforms, benefiting both OutSystems and Ionic communities. More detailed updates on these developments are promised in upcoming blog posts.

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