On Mon, 16 Apr 2018, at 6:53 PM, Alexandre Rafalovitch wrote:
> > It really depends on what your goal is: a refreshed UI or getting rid of
> > AngularJS
>
> I think that's an interesting question. Do we _know_ how a refreshed
> UI could be better than what we have now?
> *) Better mobile UI was o
> It really depends on what your goal is: a refreshed UI or getting rid of
> AngularJS
I think that's an interesting question. Do we _know_ how a refreshed
UI could be better than what we have now?
*) Better mobile UI was one suggestion
*) Reviewing it myself, I feel that there is lack of clarity
Jan,
The plus of the Angular upgrade path that I saw you mention elsewhere
was that you could have both old and new Angulars running in the same
app, and migrate slowly. That would work for a change of backend, using
the same styling.
It really depends on what your goal is: a refreshed UI or getti
On 4/15/2018 11:13 AM, Jan Høydahl wrote:
Upayavira, moving from jQuery to AngularJS took the approach of
building a clean parallel code base, with the downside of years of
maintaining two UIs. Do you see any better approach this time around?
I'm onboard with writing a whole new UI in a more
Just to be clear, Angular is now also built on components, transpiled and a
rich toolset, including debugger, unit testing, end-to-end tests, CLI with
scaffolding for adding new components/services etc.
Building using components will also help prepare the new UI for a plugin
architecture where
On Sat, 14 Apr 2018, at 4:40 PM, Alexandre Rafalovitch wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The relevant JIRA is SOLR-12196, but we felt this deserved a greater
> discussion.
>
> Basically, our Admin UI is currently using AngularJS (1.x) as its
> Javascript framework. That particular library has reached its
>
Hello,
The relevant JIRA is SOLR-12196, but we felt this deserved a greater discussion.
Basically, our Admin UI is currently using AngularJS (1.x) as its
Javascript framework. That particular library has reached its
evolutionary end long time ago and is about to stop being supported
all together.
