We understand the move from AngularJS 1.x to Angular 2 can be a challenging, uphill journey. That’s why our own Todd Motto (@toddmotto) has created the ngMigrate series.
Todd is passionate about helping developers make the move from AngularJS 1.x to Angular 2. That passion fueled him to create ngMigrate, with the mission to provide as much information as possible to help you leverage and convert your Angular 1.x knowledge over to Angular 2. We’re also encouraging the Angular community to jump onboard and contribute content as well. Todd and other contributors have been busy putting together educational guides to help you make the transition.
Now that you’re on your way to learning Angular 2 you’re going to want to check out Kendo UI for Angular, which has been designed specifically for Angular 2+. Written in TypeScript, built as native jQuery-free UI components and distributed as NPM packages, Kendo UI for Angular makes integrating UI components into ng2 a piece of cake for developers.
Below are links to some of the content already available for ngMigrate.
Learn how to bootstrap an Angular 2 application.
Find out how to start migrating Angular 1 controllers into Angular 2 component classes.
Dig into this guide to learn how angular.module in Angular 1.x compares to ngModule in Angular 2.
Learn about how to pass data into Angular 2 components through property binding.
Discover how to emit data out of Angular 2 components to a parent component through event binding and EventEmitter.
You’ll learn how to use ngSwitch, the Angular 2 equivalent for ng-switch, in this guide.
See how you can convert a simple CSS animation in Angular 1.x using ngAnimate to an animation in Angular 2.
This tutorial will teach you how to use ngFor, the Angular 2 equivalent for ng-repeat.
Explore how to create an injectable Service in Angular 2.
Create a pipe to filter a single value in this guide.
This tutorial explains how to use the new pipes functionality in Angular 2 that replaces filters from Angular 1.
Thanks for reading this and good luck learning Angular 2.
Jim Duffy is an educator at heart. In his role as Product Marketing Manager for Kendo UI, his objective is to educate new and existing customers about Kendo UI for jQuery and Kendo UI for Angular 2. Prior to joining Progress, Jim founded a company focused on educating developers and building enterprise solutions. Microsoft has named him as a Regional Director (RD) since 2008 and an 11-time Microsoft Valued Professional (MVP) for his community contributions. Jim has also been published in a number of leading publications, including CODE Magazine.