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The article states that their interface was from 2010 and in Angular 1, which is ancient by now for JS frameworks and there is no upgrade path to newer versions
by the_duke 7y ago
The article states that their interface was from 2010 and in Angular 1, which is ancient by now for JS frameworks and there is no upgrade path to newer versions. It would have to be a rewrite either way.
9 years is a curios definition of "constantly rewriting".
- dickeytk 7y agoTechnically it is built on AngularJS (a to be abandoned, separate framework) not Angular.
- latchkey 7y agoRight... here I am thinking that I'm surprised they lasted that long on Angular 1. I'm curious if they have also adopted typescript for the rewrite as well.
- stockkid 7y agoI see, I didn't know that their frontend was that old. I also didn't know the difference between angular 1 and other angular. It was not fair to say "constantly rewriting". I wonder in how many years they, or other users of React, will be required to rewrite all over again.