AngularJS (Angular 1.x) was a groundbreaking JavaScript framework that popularized many concepts now standard in modern web development, including two-way data binding, dependency injection, and declarative templates. While newer frameworks have since emerged and Angular itself evolved into a completely rewritten platform, many applications still run on AngularJS, requiring ongoing maintenance and eventual migration strategies. Our AngularJS articles address the practical realities of working with this legacy framework. Learn about AngularJS best practices for maintaining existing applications, performance optimization techniques, testing strategies, and common pitfalls to avoid.

Discover approaches to modernizing AngularJS codebases incrementally, migration paths to modern Angular or other frameworks, and strategies for convincing stakeholders to invest in modernization efforts. Explore hybrid approaches that allow gradual migration, handling dependencies during transitions, and minimizing disruption to users and businesses. Whether you're maintaining a long-running AngularJS application, planning a migration strategy, or understanding the evolution of JavaScript frameworks, these resources provide practical guidance for managing AngularJS in today's development landscape.