Getting to Angular 2
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This document discusses strategies for upgrading a large AngularJS (Angular 1) application to Angular 2 while keeping development ongoing. It describes using ngUpgrade to allow Angular 1 and 2 code to coexist, including downgrading Angular 2 components for use in Angular 1 and upgrading Angular 1 components to work in Angular 2. Lazy loading is also suggested to reduce the cost of migration by loading Angular 2 code on demand. Tips are provided for upgrading directives and handling routing events across both frameworks.
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{
path: ’path1’, component: Page1, children: [
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]
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export class AppModule {}
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Getting to Angular 2
- 1. Getting to Angular 2 Jen Bourey, Google @jbourey
- 2. How do we upgrade to Angular 2 without Putting all development on hold? Driving developers crazy?
- 3. Jen Bourey • Tech Lead for the Google Cloud Console’s client-side infrastructure team • Instigator of angular adoption for Google Cloud Platform • Veteran of multiple upgrades
- 7. Project size • ~450K JS + template source LOC • Hundreds of reusable shared components and services • Dozens of teams across multiple offices, time zones • Release 2x / week
- 8. Angular 2 for Large Apps
- 11. Lazy-loading • Built into ng2 router • Automatically loads ng2 modules when needed • Default implementation is systemjs
- 14. ngUpgrade
- 17. Page 1 (ng1) Component (ng1) Comp (downgraded ng2) Service (downgraded ng2) Service (ng1) Application (ng1) Page 2 (ng1) Component (ng1) Comp (downgraded ng2) Service (downgraded ng2) Service (ng1)
- 18. Page 1 (ng2) Component (upgraded ng1) Component (ng2) Service (ng2) Service (upgraded ng1) Application (ng1) Page 2 (ng2) Component (upgraded ng1) Component (ng2) Service (ng2) Service (upgraded ng1)
- 19. Page 1 (ng1) Component (ng1) Component (ng1) Service (ng1) Service (ng1) Application (ng1) Page 2 (ng2) Component (ng2) Component (ng2) Service (ng1) Service (ng2)
- 20. Parallel routing <div class=“ng-view”> <ng2-router-root> (downgraded) <router-outlet> ng1 Page ng2 Page
- 21. Lazy loading
- 22. • path1 (/path1) • subpath1 (/path1/subpath1) • path2 (/path2) • subpath1 (/path2/subpath1)
- 23. let ROUTES = [ { path: ’path1’, component: Page1, children: [ { path: ‘subpath1’, component: Page2 }, ] }, { path: ’path2’, component: Page3, children: [ { path: ‘subpath1’, component: Page4 }, ] }, ... ] @NgModule({imports: [RouterModule.forRoot(ROUTES)]}) export class AppModule()
- 24. @NgModule({ imports: [ ChildModule, RouterModule.forRoot([]) ]}) export class AppModule {} @NgModule({ imports: [RouterModule.forChild(CHILD_ROUTES}] }) export class ChildModule {}
- 25. • path1 (/path1) • subpath1 (/path1/subpath1) • path2 (/path2) • subpath2 (/path2/subpath2)
- 26. @NgModule({ imports: [ ChildModule, RouterModule.forRoot([ { path: ‘path1’, loadChildren: () => ChildModule } ]) ]}) export class AppModule {} @NgModule({ imports: [RouterModule.forChild(CHILD_ROUTES}] }) export class ChildModule {}
- 27. • path1 (/path1) • subpath1 (/path1/subpath1) • subpath2 (/path1/subpath2) • path2 (/path2)
- 28. Tips
- 29. ngUpgrade + lazy loading https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/guide/upgrade.html