Maintaining your applications’ compatibility with the latest Angular versions is a crucial responsibility for any team working with this robust platform. Angular adheres to a six-month release cycle, making it necessary to continually update your projects. As of this writing, Angular versions 12 and older are already unsupported. This means that these versions no longer receive official patches, bug fixes, or security updates from the Angular team. Using these unsupported versions for a critical project could ...
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M. D. CallaghanAngular for Business https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-9609-7_88. Upgrading Angular
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