Preparing for Migration from AngularJS (1.x) to Angular (2+)
By Joe Eames
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Description
Angular is here, and it's amazing. You'd like to get your Angular 1 applications moved over to Angular 2, but for many of those applications, a full rewrite isn't a possibility. So migrating slowly, piece by piece, is the right answer. This course will walk you through that process, showing you how to migrate in a way that minimizes risk, and lets you migrate while continuing to maintain your applications. First, you'll learn how to prepare your code and follow the Style Guide. Next, you'll prepare tools and processes such as Typescript and ES6. Finally, you'll learn how to add Angular 2 to your application (including installing ng2 and and introducing jpsm to the build) and learn about migration--how to choose what migrates, and how to actually migrate services and components. By the end of this course, you'll be able to incorporate Angular 2 into your applications and make the transition with ease.
About the author
Joe has been a web developer for the last 13 of his 16+ years as a professional developer. He has specialized in front end and middle tier development . Although his greatest love is writing code, he also enjoys teaching and speaking about code.
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Course Overview
Hey, everybody. I'm Joe Eames and welcome to my course, Preparing for and Migrating Applications to Angular 2. I'm a developer and conference organizer and I'm very excited to present this course to you. Angular 2 is here and it's amazing and it's time to get your Angular 1 projects migrated to Angular 2. In this course, we're going to learn how to prepare our Angular 1 applications for migration to Angular 2. I'll lay out a complete plan to prepare for migration which minimizes risk and makes it simple and safe to get your code ready for Angular 2. The major topics we're going to cover are 1. 5 components and how they get us closer to Angular 2, Bootstrapping, TypeScript and ES6, and using classes in Angular 1. By the time we're through, you'll have all the knowledge you need to get your application ready for migration to Angular 2. Before starting the course, you should be familiar with JavaScript and Angular. I hope you'll join me on this journey to learn Angular 2 migration with the Preparing for and Migrating Applications to Angular 2 course at Pluralsight.