Mobile App - Using Both Project Tango And Ionic And/or Angular
Solution 1:
There is nothing special about Ionic that prevents Android's excellent support of JavaScript ↔ Java binding:
https://developer.android.com/guide/webapps/webview.html#UsingJavaScript
How to call javascript from Android?
In the case of Ionic and Tango, you can interact with the Java Tango API from within Ionic controllers.
Solution 2:
Should your application be crossplatform? If it is mobile only and you want to write it in JS, you may try NativeScript. As far as I know NativeScript have access to C libraries https://github.com/NativeScript/sample-native-module and at the same time it has version for AngularJS (only second version). It also uses native widgets so it should be faster than Ionic. But such application won't work in browser - at least view layer will be different for mobile and web version.
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