Hi, everybody. Since the progress keeps moving every single minute, different technologies and spheres of life continue developing too. Web development is not an exception. Since various companies are growing and trying to sell the products or provide diverse services worldwide, they all need a decent website or an application, and that is a better option. That is why today the issue with the migration from Angular JS to Angular is rather crucial but beneficial for IT companies.
So, what do you need to know about migration and how can you provide it. Let us take a look!
Reasons to Upgrade
Before getting into ways and options of upgrading from Angular JS to Angular, it is crucial to point out the main reason for such an action. I will not dive strongly into details but I will highlight the most common reasons for migration.
- Lack of the Angular CLI
When you can use Angular CLI that gives you some huge opportunities to fulfill your job better. When you have an opportunity to use it, you will be able to make a well-configured project. Moreover, everything in your project will look clear and well structured.
- Lack of support
Despite the upgrades which may be released in the future the support of this technology is reducing every single day. Furthermore, the number of components and libraries is decreasing too. So, it turns out that working with Angular JS is too risky nowadays.
- This technology is too old
You must have known that Angular JS was released in 2010 and this is a huge period of time I guess. Because of the age it also appears to be too risky to work with. Also, I should mention the fact that the number of specialists is lowering. They are simply not necessary at the market right now. Of course, there are some projects and companies that prefer working with Angular JS but still, their number is extremely low right now.
- Language and speed
I think it is obvious that Angular and its higher versions are way faster than Angular JS. It is due to their age and more sophisticated structure. As for language, we all know that Angular JS uses JavaScript and it is cool but Angular uses TypeScript, and this a lot stronger language with its own ecosystem.
Options to upgrade from Angular JS to Angular
- Use the tools
This option is for those who is a professional in the IT field and can do it yourself. With the help of different tools, you can make the process of migration without any funds and headaches with outsourcing or hiring somebody. The best tools, as for me, are ngMigration Assistant and mgMigration Forum.
ngMigration Assistant analysis how complex and big the app is and provides the full guidance for the entire process of migration. Moreover, it provides simple and easy to understand advice, which makes the process of upgrading much faster and enjoyable.
mgMigration Forum is considered to be more community than the tool. But here you can ask for advice or help from an expert or find various solutions for your problems. Quite nice, isn’t it?
- Hire a professional
One of the best ways to relieve your poor head from some extra headache is to hire a professional in that branch. It will make the whole process much faster and you will have nothing to worry about. The specialist knows what to do. You can actually find such a specialist on different sites like Upwork, Toptal, Guru, Freelancer, and a lot more.
- Use the services of a company
The best and safest option is to make a deal with an IT company that can provide this service. Yes, you will pay some more but such companies will make everything as it must be. They will give you the guarantee and the high quality of the work and product. You may feel certain about the migration. A company will do everything well and due to the requirements, you may have.
What to choose is up to you. But if you ask me, I would rather choose to use the services of IT companies. I can be sure that everything will be great and nice.
Conclusion
The process of migration or upgrading is crucial today for many companies as they want to be relevant in the market all the time.
Angular JS isn’t relevant today and there are some reasons not to use it anymore:
- Lack of Angular CLI.
- Lack of support.
- This technology is too old.
- Language and speed
As for options, there are several options that I might recommend you to use:
- Use the tools.
- Hire a professional.
- Use the services of a company.
I hope, you have gotten some useful information from this post. Have a nice day, stay safe and healthy!
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