Generally speaking, while developing an application, the ideal assumption is that it will run on any platform, such as Android, iOS, and Windows. Because Ionic is a cross-platform app development framework, you'll have an easier time accomplishing your goals in this manner.
It does not include a single compressed file containing the structure. Instead, it needs you to perform the time-consuming tasks of creating builds, attempting to configure settings, and packaging by installing a large number of additional libraries and tools on your computer.
When it comes to app-related operations, such as bootstrapping, executing, debugging, and packaging apps, the Ionic CLI is a Node-based command prompt tool that allows developers to use simple, straightforward commands to perform operations such as bootstrapping, executing, debugging, and packaging apps.
The Ionic Creator is a visual tool that allows you to create Ionic applications using simple drag-and-drop functionality. Ionic View makes it simple to share your work with customers and testers without requiring beta provisioning or special permissions.
Cordova plugins extend Apache Cordova's capabilities, an open-source application packaging system used by various platforms, and are considered one of the industry standards for
hybrid application development. With standard web technologies such as CSS3, HTML5, and JavaScript, Apache Cordova makes it possible to develop across multiple platforms.
Ionic developers can take advantage of Cordova's extensive developer community and extensions, which allow them to integrate the native capabilities of the platform on which the application is running. As a result, you can add some native platform-specific features to your program.