Recently, I published an article that talked through some of the expected changes for the upcoming Ionic 4.x release. Most of the changes that will be introduced are behind the scenes, and there won't be that many changes required for updating your Ionic 3.x applications to 4.x. Perhaps the most noticeable change coming in Ionic 4, and the one that will require the biggest change in your existing applications, is the move to Angular style routing. The typical push/pop style navigation that Ionic has used in the past will still be available, and you can even use this style of navigation directly through Ionic's web components, but the recommended approach moving forward will be to use the Angular Router if you are building an Ionic/Angular application. NOTE: If you need more context around the upcoming changes to Ionic, specifically the focus on web components and what that is all about, I would recommend reading this article. The Ionic team is aiming to make Ionic more generic so that it isn't tied to any specific framework, and implementing their own navigation/routing for each framework could get quite messy and would ultimately be somewhat unnecessary.


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