Daniel Lang

Having separate repos for the different drivers also adds complexity/trouble with issues. Even right now, some issues are reported multiple times (in an example and in the main repo). But...

I haven't had the time yet to what needs to be done to support Ionic 4. Our end goal is to support Ionic 4 but I can't tell you how...

Sure! The reason for all three limitation is, that for production builds the source code is mangled with uglifyjs. * TypeORM can no longer generate table names from class names...

I don't think that these are Ionic specific problem. It's more a problem of webpack and the underlying build scripts that are partly from angular.

If your app runs on a device in development and production mode, it should also work in the browser in both modes. Can you provide a small repository for me...

You need more than that for production. `config.py` includes the salt of the passwords. So just the database will be useless after a rebuild.