Migrating to Angular 2 (Video 11)

This video tutorial introduces the Angular 2 component router, explaining its advantages over the Angular 1 router, particularly in handling multiple components on a single page. It guides viewers through the migration process from Angular 1 to Angular 2, highlighting the similarities in configuration syntax. The tutorial includes a practical example of router configuration and prepares the code for seamless integration with Angular 2 components.

What is one of the main benefits of using the new Angular 2 component router?

• It eliminates the need for a backend server.

• It allows for multiple components to be loaded on the same page.

• It simplifies the HTML structure.

• It reduces the need for JavaScript.

How does the new Angular 2 router differ from Angular 1.x in terms of component loading?

• It is not compatible with older browsers.

• It uses a different programming language.

• It requires less configuration.

• It can load multiple components on the same page.

What is a key similarity between the new Angular 2 router and the Angular 1.x router?

• Both require TypeScript.

• Both use a similar configuration syntax.

• Both eliminate the need for controllers.

• Both are incompatible with HTML5.

In the sample application, where is the controller declaration moved to?

• To the JavaScript file.

• To the CSS file.

• To the router config.

• To the HTML file.

What is the next step after updating the sample application with the new router config?

• Using TypeScript classes in Angular 1 code.

• Removing all controllers from the application.

• Deploying the application to a server.

• Testing the application on different browsers.