Moving to latest tech

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Hi folk,
We have a couple of asp.net web form solution and we want to migrate/convert to latest tech using like Angular js or whatsoever.Db is currently using ms sql;mostly stored proc and sql query.
Any advice/suggestion on this.

What I have tried:

I don't think we need to convert it to MVC first.

Posted 6-Feb-20 13:02pm

octavia81

Updated 6-Feb-20 14:26pm

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MadMyche · Accepted Answer · 2020-02-06T14:26:00

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AngularJS does follow the paradigm, the difference is that all of your Views are rolled into a single page (application).

So what I would do would be to build out the Models and Controllers; and then when it comes to the Views you can then choose if you want to go the Angular route or "conventional".
I've actually seen sites that will actually got the conventional route and then have a link to the SPA Angular version.

Reference:
AngularJS Tutorial - Tutorialspoint[^]

Posted 6-Feb-20 14:26pm

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octavia81 6-Feb-20 20:47pm

Thanks for your advice. Could you explain more about Angular route/conventional?

MadMyche 7-Feb-20 7:58am

You are better going off of tutorials on AngularJS development; my experience is more of making the code-behind (Model/Controller) work and let the front end people make it look nice