I'm building a new app with this great tool and i have a question to solve.
What is the best way to handle imnage size for multiple scren and multiple devices.
Apple = retina and non-retina Android = ldpi, mdpi, hdpi, xhdpi, xxhdpi and tablets (all this with multiple screen resolution) BlackBerry10 = one resolution (but not equal to the others) WindowsPhone8 = one resolution (but not equal to the others)
For this case, what is the best way ?
Use SVG images (Optimizacion, perfomance, size of app) ??
Dedicate CSS tags for device pixel ratio (CSS Image Replacement) (the designer can kill me :smile: lol ) see the list http://bjango.com/articles/min-device-pixel-ratio/
CSS Sprite sheet
Another way
Before the decision, think in what is the best to apply in all devices.
Thanks in advance
There really isn't a single way to do this since each implementation of an image will require a different approach depending on its purpose. SVGs are great but not everything works as an SVG.
Media queries will be your ally.
See this: supporting multiple resolution and density of images in phonegap
and this for an alternate approach: Angular.js data-bind background images using media queries
There are also some nice polyfills for the html5 picture element which you might find useful.
See: https://github.com/scottjehl/picturefill
...and its angularjs directive implementation https://github.com/tinacious/angular-picturefill
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24276961/handleling-image-size-on-multiple-device-display-on-cordova-ionic-angular-app