Tutorial: How to Start Using Angular 2 with Your Angular 1.X Code Base

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Webinar - March 3, 2016
How to Start Using Angular 2.0 with Your Angular 1.0 Code Base - with Rangle's Angular 2 team

Topics covered:

- What kind of projects should use ngUpgrade to mix Angular1 and 2 code.

- What backported features to Angular 1 enable the smoothest migration for when you adopt Angular 2.

- Mixing Angular 1 directives and Angular 2 components.

- Discuss use of Universal Angular 2 code with a mixed Angular 1 codebase.

- Lazy loading in mixed Angular 1 and Angular 2 codebases.

- Mixing RxJS into your Prior MVC/service architecture

- Introducing ImmutableJS

- Considerations for migration order and strategy: Services, Routers, RequireJS and other loaders, and more.

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This is a truly awesome video! Fast paced, concise, accurate and very informative. Thank you guys! :-)

josealfonso
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Can you please share any codebase to refer.

Thanks,

avisunjava
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What about an unit tests of angular 2 services with injects of angular 1 services?

dmitryzakharov
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Can you share any sample working example link where Angular used in Angularjs App?

aashusharma
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I don't understand the idea of holding controllers in directives only.
I currently work on project written this way and this is a nightmare. Instead of searching controller into route definition, like in any other mvc or mvvm framework, I have to search in template files or giant stack of definitions of directives. There is no way, to find proper controller without CTRL+F. It is very stupid idea and really isn't suitable for big projects.

elgrito
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How fix unknown provider routerConfig, when angular.config(routerConfig), I use in angularjs state provider

dauletorynbai
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what about services that are used in different features?, whwre would you place the file?

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Are there any changes that we should be aware of w.r.t. ng2 final version?

akhilesh
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Great video, I appreciate this sharing of information. I do hope and expect nothing less than continual improvement with every video released, with one means of achieving success being less 'uh's'.

mistersir