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Example of Language System in an Ionic 3 Application

When you want to create a language system and add multiple languages to your Ionic APP you have various designs available, but in a simple APP, there are 2 major ones.

The first design is where the UI design and APP functionality remain the same for both languages, in this case, you can use some javascript objects for every component you have.
This design is suited when you want to have consistency and implies a bit less work.

The second option is to clone each of your components for every langu...

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Ionic 2 overwrite back button function my way

I guess that most APP developers would not prefer a crude exit of their APP when the back button was pressed, and as you may already know using ionic you can register a callback on the back button pressed event. That is pretty straightforward, but what comes in the registered callback is mostly a matter of preference, but nevertheless, this method that I lately used works on the newest 3.1.1 Ionic version.
I will explain in just two phrases, what is the expected behavior:

The first thing that it...

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