angular-migration

Migrate AngularJS to Angular incrementally by setting up a hybrid app with ngUpgrade. This allows the frameworks to run side-by-side, enabling you to rewrite features and update components gradually without a full rewrite.

Running AngularJS and Angular side-by-side during an upgrade requires a hybrid architecture. Using ngUpgrade facilitates inter-component communication, allowing both frameworks to coexist while you migrate components incrementally.

Convert AngularJS directives and controllers into Angular components by rewriting them within a hybrid app. This migration process involves updating dependency injection and modernizing the routing system to align with Angular standards.

ngUpgrade supports inter-component communication between AngularJS and Angular. It enables a hybrid architecture where dependencies and component inputs are shared across both frameworks during the incremental migration process.

You can update routing systems and dependency injection when migrating AngularJS to Angular. The migration process provides specific strategies to modernize these systems while maintaining application stability within a hybrid architecture.