• app/app.module.ts: Angular 1 module
• app/app2.module.ts: Angular 2 module
• app/app.ts: Bootstraps the hybrid application

The FlightSearchComponent is not able to display the upgraded FlightCardComponent (after searching for flights from Graz to Hamburg).

The FlightCardComponent is registered within the file app.module.ts which creates an angular1 module. The file app2.module.ts defines an ng2-based facade for it.

The same holds true for a component ng1 that works like the ng1-component in the test cases.

Every other scenario displayed above already works in this sample.

• Build: ``npm run build`
  • Runs ngc and webpack
• Start: npm start
  • Does not created a build, so run npm run build before
  • Starts live-server

1. Why don't we have a convenience function for upgrading, like we had when using UpgradeAdapter? For instance, currently we have to do this, to perform an upgrade:

   @Directive({selector: 'ng1'})
   export class Ng1 extends UpgradeComponent {
   
       constructor(elementRef: ElementRef, injector: Injector) {
           super('ng1', elementRef, injector);
       }
   }
   

   Is this because a convenience function would be too dynamic for the compiler?

2. Why do all the samples and test cases use platformBrowserDynamic, although we are using AOT?

   bootstrap(
       platformBrowserDynamic(),
       AppModuleNgFactory,
       document.body,
       'flight-app')