Resources
Everything published here on micro-frontends, legacy migration and Angular upgrades, grouped by what you are trying to solve.
- Micro-frontends for large frontendsHow micro-frontend platforms work, when they are worth it, and how to build and run one: architecture, teams, CI/CD and migration. · 24 pages
- Frontend modernization for decision makersCost, time, risk and planning of a legacy frontend migration, written for the people who have to decide and fund it. · 18 pages
- Angular versions: support, end of life and upgradesWhen each Angular version stopped being supported, what changed in it, and how to upgrade from it. · 14 pages
- Guides on AngularJS migrationPractical, vendor-neutral guides for teams that still run AngularJS or old Angular versions. · 3 pages
- AngularJS to Angular referenceEach AngularJS concept and its equivalent in modern Angular, with before and after code. Written for teams migrating real applications. · 69 pages
- Migrating AngularJS librariesThird-party libraries are the usual blockers in an AngularJS migration. For each one: what replaces it in modern Angular and how to move. · 48 pages
- Glossary of frontend architecture and migrationPlain definitions of the terms used in micro-frontend platforms and legacy frontend migrations. · 36 pages
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