I posted about how to update your version of Angular a while back. Still, with the ongoing updates in the framework, such as standalone components, the new control flow syntax, and the inject() function, there are quite a few new options that aren’t required but can still be adopted widely.
For instance, if you want to remove your ngModules and go full-standalone; there’s a migration command for that:
This command will ask you about different options, such as removing unnecessary ngModules, and switching your AppComponent to standalone bootstrapping.
If you want to get rid of NgFor, NgIf, and the like, you can migrate automatically to the new control flow syntax with:
Another migration command was added in Angular 18.2. This one is to migrate your dependency injection syntax to use inject() instead of constructors:
Finally, and also added in Angular 18.2, is the migration to use lazy-loading on all routes:
This last command can be applied to a subset of routes by using the path argument:
The official documentation for all these migrations can be found here.
