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We have relevant case of this. We’re on Angular 8 and the app is working just fine - customer is happy, it’s pretty easy to maintain, well-tested and hardened,
by temporallobe 4y ago
We have relevant case of this. We’re on Angular 8 and the app is working just fine - customer is happy, it’s pretty easy to maintain, well-tested and hardened, etc., but we are now facing having to update to 14.x “or else”. It’s gonna be a long and difficult migration.
- kmitz 4y agoWell depending on the size of your codebase, npm dependencies and Angular APIs used, it might or might not be a big deal. You can have a rough estimate of the complexity by running 'ng update'. Yes major releases come at a rapid pace and it is hard to always be on the latest version. We update regularly once we are 2-3 major versions behind and usually it's not so awful.