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AngularJS still in your app? The readers your compiler cannot see
Migrating AngularJS to Angular with an AI agent: in a hybrid app a green build proves less than you think. How to find the hidden readers first.
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Demote, don't delete: the migration plan that survives production
Ask an agent to migrate a legacy Angular module and it opens with "delete". That plan is wrong. Here is the one that works, and the review that catches it.
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From ticket to task file: the agent drafts, a person decides
The ticket is written for people, the task file for the repo. Let the agent draft it, a second agent check it, then decide what no agent can.
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Pin the behaviour before you touch it
Before any migration, let the agent write the tests the legacy code never had. Then migrate and rerun them. Every red is a decision, not a surprise.
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Same AI, two outcomes: a faster team or a dead project
Everyone says AI makes developers faster. The same agent makes one team faster and nearly sinks another project. The difference was never the model.
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The three files an Angular monorepo needs before an agent writes a line
One file the agent must read, one it must pass, one it must stay inside. An afternoon of work, and the oversized diff fails before review.
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What could I delete and stay green?
Ask an agent for tests and it writes mocks, sleeps and button checks. One question per test turns that list into a suite worth keeping.
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What do we forbid? The team policy, and the numbers that prove it worked
Most teams have the "should we use AI" meeting. Few write the policy down. One page, five numbers, and the question that settles it.
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Claude Code leaked your email.
Claude Code put the signed-in account email in User-Agent headers sent to other sites. What happened, what the privacy fix covers, and what teams should check.
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