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Angular 1 #2359


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gconey created

Hi,

Are you going to keep updating the MPA non-Core Angular 1.x version of ASP.NET Zero? This is what I've developed my application in and I don't want to update to Angular 2 and and Core at the moment.

Also, out of interest, how much effort was involved in updating to Angular 2?

Thanks.

Regards, George


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    hikalkan created
    Support Team

    Hi,

    It will be better to explain it in detailed;

    We can split it into 2 parts;

    1. For the ABP framework (you are using with nuget packages), we will continue to update & fix bugs for also MVC 5.x side. And you can easily update nuget packages to get latest fix and features.

    2. For AspNet Zero startup project;

    a) We will continue to fix bugs and make critical enhancements. b) We will continue to add new features in the short-term. But we will mostly focus on AspNet Core and Angular 2 side in the long term.

    So, you can safely continue to your current project. AspNet Zero is already a template style product. You get the source code and change it however you need, and upgrading is not the first goal (see #1073).

    Angular 2 was a complete re-write for us. We used 90% of the backend without any change, but completely re-wrote the UI. Because it's actually a completely different framework except it's name. It Angular1 works good for you, you can continue to use it. But if you have time and your project is a long term project, you may consider to rewrite UI based on new AspNet Zero template.

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    gconey created

    Thanks a lot for the detailed reply.