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by buu700
2184 days ago
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For that example, I would just use Decaffeinate to migrate to ES6, upgrade to TypeScript + AngularJS 1.5+ best practices as OP did, and then follow the official AngularJS -> Angular migration path. Considering they're two entirely different frameworks, Google did a good job creating a usable compatibility layer. This allows a relatively painless "ship of Theseus"-style transition where you have a combination of Angular and AngularJS components interacting with each other, until eventually it's just Angular components and you can drop AngularJS from the build. |
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