Creating a Facebook Style Reaction Button in Ionic

Near the start of 2016, Facebook released "Reactions" which gave users a way to express themselves more deeply than just with a single "Like". Rather than adding it a bunch of new buttons for the reactions, Facebook stayed with a single "Like" button that would then display more options when the button was held down: If the user just taps the "Like" button it will trigger a like, but if the user holds down the "Like" button it will launch the reactions pop up. This keeps the interface simple, but still provides easy access to the new reactions. It is an interesting design, and it is actually quite easy to implement in Ionic as well. In this tutorial, we are going to create a simplified version of the reactions button that looks like this: This is a bare-bones implementation with not much effort put into styling it well, but if there is enough interest, I may do a follow-up blog post with a more complete implementation. Before We Get Started Last updated for Ionic 3.6.1 Before you go through this tutorial, you should have at least a basic understanding of Ionic concepts.

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