Stacking modals in Ionic with native iOS styling

[@andresfcuellarc]

Take my like good men

[@imsergiohere]

Thanks johua, why is not this by default?

[@mohammadanisi6063]

Thanks.

[@marvinmalcolm4688]

I think this works well as you can just skip to the section that you want - works well.

[@obendesmond3516]

Thank you very much... 👏 Ionic advance resources are very scarce for react.js framework. Thank you for sharing this it keeps us motivated

[@elvinchu]

could you do this in vue?

[@tclark]

Poor Vue...

[@RahulSulegaokar]

it will be good idea, making one video where you teach us for both angular and react users as well as stencil

[@PaulMcKillop]

I don't see how you could do this any other way and cover all the 'bases'. I think one of the benefits is developing an understanding of other systems, other than just the one you prefer. But, does this put more load on you?

[@JoshuaMorony]

Will have to see how feasible it is as I do more videos, but I'm hoping that for this style of video it should be fine. More complex stuff might end up being a bit more challenging to pull off well

[@tylerpashigian7706]

This is awesome, thanks for the tutorial. I'm working with Angular and I'm getting an error during the 'should create' test from the page calling the modal "Failed: R3InjectorError(DynamicTestModule)[IonRouterOutlet -> IonRouterOutlet]:
NullInjectorError: No provider for IonRouterOutlet!". I've tried adding IonRouterOutlet to the list of providers for the page test module and that results in another error: "Cannot instantiate cyclic dependency! IonRouterOutlet". Has anyone else ran into this issue?

[@LuckystrikeGFXer]

If you can do it it would be great to keep showing how things are done in the different frameworks.