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Use Imba with legacy websites #8

Open yellow1912 opened 5 years ago

yellow1912 commented 5 years ago

We are on Angularjs 1.x (yes I know....), there are many issues with it but the very nice thing about it is that it does play very nice with legacy websites. You can simply add the necessary tags to the old html code which is generated separately by server side software and things just (kind of) work nicely. It seems like with imba we will have to migrate the html code into imba files which does seem like a huge roadblock.

Is there a middle ground to start trying imba?

aalemayhu commented 5 years ago

This is a great question and I am personally also interested in this since I am maintaining an angular app and Imba would have speed up somethings. The resources on this is currently sparse but I plan on updating the docs with some potentially useful guidelines.

If you do end up experimenting, please share your experience and consider updating the docs with relevant tips / advice. Thanks.

aalemayhu commented 4 years ago

@yellow1912 I think we finally have an answer to this with the web components. Have you had a chance to look at Imba v2?

Unfortunately, the documentation is still nonexistent for v2, but coming soon! The Imba Changelog might help you get started if you haven't already watched it and there is the Imba2-hello-world template.

Would love to hear your feedback, thanks :pray: