I need to replace jQuery click events and modal handling with Angular 2 in a PHP MVC application. What’s the best way to integrate Angular 2 without excessive AJAX calls?
hey, im curious if u tried isolatin angular components into small sections of ur mvc pages to avoid full rewrites? i think modularity might ease integration. what kind of challenges ar u facing with modal handling?
hey, u could setup a seperate anglar module just for modals, then launch it in specific page areas. keeps the jquery intact until u fully migrate. might be messy at first but reduces ajax calls alot.
The integration of Angular 2 can be achieved by gradually replacing parts of your UI rather than rewriting everything at once. In my experience, building small Angular components that work within your existing PHP MVC setup helps isolate functionality such as click events and modals. Creating dedicated services to handle modal state and event binding greatly reduces dependence on jQuery and limits unnecessary AJAX calls. This incremental approach allows you to gain improved performance and cleaner organization without disrupting your entire application structure.
hey, im tryin a hybrid approach too; letting anglar manage only key interactive parts. have u noted odd event sync issues with modals? i wonder if observabls might smooth that out. any experimnting u did on data binding conflicts?