> There are a few workarounds but they did not seem to work properly. If anyone has suggestions on that part. Actually with angular-hybrid you do not need to u

> There are a few workarounds but they did not seem to work properly. If anyone has suggestions on that part. Actually with angular-hybrid you do not need to use a AngularJS entryComponent. The only thing that needs to be AngularJS is the bootstrap component. Also AngularJS components can be Upgraded easily and Angular2+ Components can be downgraded easily, too. The only problems are old school Directives which can be wrapped in a component for interop or just rewritten. You can even remove angular-hybrid when you just "upgrade" all your AngularJS code that is used in routes. (you still need to have a AngularJS rootElement and than inject a downgraded ui-view). i.e. you can't have `bootstrap: [UIView]` however using `<root-element></root-element>` in your index.html while root element is like that: `.component('rootElement', {template: '<ui-view></ui-view>'})` It sucks to create AngularJS wrapper components in Angular since you need to create two, i.e. from AngularJS component: ng1module.component('demo', {template: 'hase'}); You need to create the following ng2+ components: @Directive({selector: 'demo-shim'}) export class DemoShimDirective extends UpgradeComponent { @Input() text: string; // upgrade constructor with super call } and than have another which can be used in routes: @Component({selector: 'demo', template: '<demo-shim [text]="text"></demo-shim>'}) export class DemoComponent {} and finally you can use it happily in your Ng2StateDeclaration (P.S.: I just did that today)