RE: Taking Benefit of Angular Component's Structure

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In another two months I will also be getting started with angular 10 probably. I proposed an upgrade with the next gen UI and we got approval. I have to do a POC in another two months. Our legacy code is also in ASP.NET but I'm not going to be converting it instead I'm going to rewrite the whole application in the new technology stack.

In our case for the UI components like date picker etc, we have a framework already available customized for our company. Built on top of Bootstrap. So building a UI should be pretty much simple for me. But ya have to get my hands into this after two months. If I need any help, I'm going to bug you. 😉



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Yeah, we also are not converting it, we are just rewriting it but again whatever has already written we are making those as a component in library. Bootstrap is actually good and in my personal project I have used it a lot but again companies don't want to invest too much on writing some obvious hi elements.

Sure, I have been working on Angular from the last 1 year or so and thus getting better at it day by day.

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That's nice. Better to use a library instead of crafting everything out. I guess some teams in my company tried to have their own version of Bootstrap but not every company succeeds with that. Syncfusion is a one such company that is successful with creating their own components.

Let's see how it goes.

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Yeah, in my previous company we were using Telerik, that was good too. Yeah if something which is not out there than its best to create your own or convert something to meet your needs

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Oh nice. I have heard about Telerik but never used it. But my company's current component framework looks a bit decent. I did an analysis and it looks like everything is there. If something is not available, I will have to create it myself.

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