Hi Chris,
As I have gotten closer to Angular CLI, it is evident that this is the best way to manage an Angular project's build. Of course a hybrid project has additional challenges. There is this new project, ngx-build-plus and I am playing with it. Bottom line is, updating this project to use ngx-build-plus, overwriting just the angular.js specific webpack stuff (externals, etc) would lead to a better product. The whole point is to move on to Angular, and the best part of Angular is Angular CLI. For the moment, ngx-build-plus lets you use Angular cli with minor tweaks and lets the rest of the build chain (AOT, etc) all conform to Angular CLI.
Hi Chris,
As I have gotten closer to Angular CLI, it is evident that this is the best way to manage an Angular project's build. Of course a hybrid project has additional challenges. There is this new project, ngx-build-plus and I am playing with it. Bottom line is, updating this project to use ngx-build-plus, overwriting just the angular.js specific webpack stuff (externals, etc) would lead to a better product. The whole point is to move on to Angular, and the best part of Angular is Angular CLI. For the moment, ngx-build-plus lets you use Angular cli with minor tweaks and lets the rest of the build chain (AOT, etc) all conform to Angular CLI.