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We have a AngularJs site and we are planning to upgrade to Angular.

I understand that there is ngUpgrade but I am thinking to have Angular in the same application but only use it for the new pages so that the existing/current pages work the same until we updated them.

Is this possible to have two Angular (AngularJs and Angular) and how can it be done?

May Myatnoe
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    Maybe it's possible but I strongly suggest to make a complete upgrade to Angular. Even if Angular is the upgrade of AngularJS, the two frameworks works almost completely differently and they have very few points in common – Matteo Meil Mar 10 '19 at 14:51
  • @MatteoMeil I do agree. The site was done by previous developers and I do not have AngularJS experience. That's why I do not want to use ngUpgrade. I wouldn't know if the existing functions stop working and I still do not know the complete system. So I am thinking to have both Angular but only use it for the new pages but not sure if it can be achievable. All the google results show ngUpgrade or complete rewrite. :( – May Myatnoe Mar 10 '19 at 15:10
  • This is not a duplicate question and there's no answer for me there. I want to have both Angular and AngularJs in the application but only run one based on the page served. Read it carefully @georgeawg – May Myatnoe Mar 10 '19 at 16:10

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