migrate-workflow

To migrate a multi-step wizard workflow from MVC to Angular, you refactor sequential data entry processes into Angular frontend components and ASP.NET Core API backend endpoints. This Skill provides step-by-step guidance and templates for the complete transition.

Workflow progress tracking in Angular migration involves implementing backend workflow progress classes and state transition methods. These mechanisms track user advancement through multi-step processes and integrate with frontend components for visual progress indicators.

Yes, this approach specifically supports migrating sequential project setup wizards to ASP.NET Core APIs. It handles multi-page forms and assessments by generating C# backend classes and Angular components for the modernized workflow.

The best way to structure state management for a multi-page form migration to Angular is implementing dedicated backend workflow progress classes and state transition methods. This ensures robust progress tracking across sequential data entry steps.

Yes, this migration process generates both frontend and backend code. It includes templates for C# backend classes with controller endpoints and Angular frontend components to create a complete modernization solution.

You should not use an Angular and ASP.NET Core migration for legacy workflows if your application relies on simple single-page forms without sequential steps. This approach is designed specifically for complex multi-step wizard workflows requiring state transition management.