Code migration from Angular 1.x to Angular 2.0
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The document discusses the migration process from Angular 1.x to Angular 2.0, highlighting the need to gradually update applications while enjoying the capabilities of Angular 2.0. It outlines steps such as restructuring modules, switching to TypeScript, and using Angular 1.5 components for a smoother transition. The author emphasizes that code from Angular 1.x can be adapted to resemble Angular 2.0, facilitating a dual-operation environment during the migration.
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- 1. From 1.x to 2.0 Ran Wahle
- 2. Agenda A little about Angular 2.0 A little chat application with Angular 1.x Reorganizing modules Using Module loader Switching to typescript Using angular 1.5 components Using webpack as our module loader Make hybrid application with ng-2 Gradually swithing to ng-2
- 3. A little about myself Full-stack developer Enthusiastic front-end developer Poor UI designer Participated in writing Developing an Angular 2 Edge
- 4. A little about Angular 2.0 A whole new rewrite No $scope (and no $scope.$apply/$applyAsync) A whole new change detection system No modules (not in the Angular 1.x way) Supports new standards
- 5. A little about rc-5 NgModule decorator AoT Compilation
- 6. What is our goal? Gradually migrate Angular 1.x application During the process, enjoy Angular 2.0 capabilities in our Angular 1.x application
- 7. What do we need? Prepare our application Blend Angular 2.0 in Gradually upgrade
- 8. A little chat application from 2012 One module Every service, controller, directive, component and filter will be registered to it. This one module is bootstraped to the document Uses socket.io for chating Needs to be migrated gradually (well, it did if it was big)
- 9. What have we done already Used controllerAs syntax No function or field is declared directly on the scope
- 10. Restructuring modules Every controller / directive / service will now have its own module Every module will have its own dependencies The main module depend on other modules
- 11. Load modules with AMD Remove all script tags from the application’s HTML page Declare JS dependencies directly in JS files
- 12. Switch to TypeScript Why? Actually we can rename our ‘js’ files to ‘ts’ and correct compiler errors in case there are All our controllers / components/ services can be switched to classes We may reduce the prototype
- 13. Using Angular 1.5 component Why? This is the closest we can get to Angular 2.0 component Controller that is bound to an HTML page can be easily replaced with a component and template Template directive, can be replaced even easier
- 14. Using WebPack It is not necessary for the migration, but usefull nevertheless Our TS code can use “import“ statements On our tsConfig.json file we’ll u se “commonJs” as our module loader. Webpack will pack all files by the “require” statement transpiled from the “import” statement.
- 15. Adding Angular 2.0 into the mix Replace our bootstrap with UpgradeAdapeter Upgrade ng-1 service to an injectable ng-2 service Making the upgraded service available on ng-1
- 16. Upgrading components Add the @Component decorator. Change the template to match ng2 data binding Export the component class. On the bootstraping TS file, downgrade it to ng-1
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