AngularJS support is ending, and developers can migrate to Angular

Post by simiones » Thu, Jan 13, 2022, 2:08 PM UTC

NicoJuicy wrote: post #8

pram wrote: post #4

When the deprecation was originally announced I basically just decided to sever from Angular all together. The "migration" practically involved rewriting pretty much everything anyway. The new thing is surely technically superior, but it just left me very bitter. I learned my lesson!

AngularJS is a different framework. They are not the same and i think that was very clear from the start. ( I've written webapps in both AngularJS and Angular)

Post by hsbauauvhabzb » Thu, Jan 13, 2022, 2:12 PM UTC

bradleyjg wrote: post #20

pram wrote: post #4

When the deprecation was originally announced I basically just decided to sever from Angular all together. The "migration" practically involved rewriting pretty much everything anyway. The new thing is surely technically superior, but it just left me very bitter. I learned my lesson!

You should have talked to an old GWT dev before starting down the road of using a Google maintained framework.

Post by kitkat_new » Thu, Jan 13, 2022, 2:20 PM UTC

jokoon wrote: post #24

I was asked to use angular in a java job. I was going crazy with all the files you need to have for a small project. It's like all the horrible sides of OOP and abstraction, but on steroids.

Post by paaaaaaaaaa » Thu, Jan 13, 2022, 2:23 PM UTC

impostervt wrote: post #17

As an ex-AngularJS developer, who worked on porting a LARGE app to Angular - if you're in that boat, look into just rewriting in Vue. It's similar to AngularJS (more so than Angular) but with some extra niceties.

Post by tdekoekkoek » Thu, Jan 13, 2022, 2:41 PM UTC

pram wrote: post #4

When the deprecation was originally announced I basically just decided to sever from Angular all together. The "migration" practically involved rewriting pretty much everything anyway. The new thing is surely technically superior, but it just left me very bitter. I learned my lesson!