Yes, migrating from AngularJS to Angular is not only a valid path forward — it's highly recommended for businesses that want to modernize their web applications and ensure long-term maintainability.

Since AngularJS reached its end of official support in December 2021, continuing to build or maintain apps on it increases your exposure to:

• Security vulnerabilities (no more patches or updates)

• Compatibility issues with modern browsers and backend systems

• A shrinking developer community, making talent harder to find

By migrating to Angular (the modern, TypeScript-based framework maintained by Google), you gain:

Enhanced performance with faster rendering and improved load times

Better maintainability through modular architecture and TypeScript support

Access to long-term support (LTS) and active community innovation

Easier integration with modern tools and APIs

Planning the Migration While the migration involves careful planning — especially for larger or legacy apps — Angular development service provides tools like the Upgrade Module (ngUpgrade) to help run AngularJS and Angular side-by-side during the transition.

Many businesses treat this migration as an opportunity to:

Refactor inefficient legacy code

Improve UI/UX with modern design systems

Future-proof their tech stack