Getting Started with Ionic 3

1. Install Node.js
2. Install the Ionic command line tools:

   npm install -g ionic

3. Start an App:

   ionic start myApp blank

4. Try out the blank app:

   cd myApp
   ionic serve

There isn’t much you can do with the blank Ionic app, except to learn a lot about the code (which is a good thing to do if you are new to Ionic).

Open the source file src/pages/home/home.html and change ‘oyster‘ to ‘onion‘ and then Save your changes. The browser will show a “Building…” message and your change will be visible.

Look at the rest of the code to get familiar with it.

 

Other sources:

New to Angular 2+? Angular Docs

Other Ionic Starter Templates besides blank: https://ionicframework.com/docs/cli/starters.html