Rob

The main problem with the new router in Angular 1 is that it doesn't use directives (it uses controllers and views). But when you use the `@Component()` annotation in angular-next...

So for the existing router this is how I envisioned it being used: ``` JavaScript @Component({...}) class MyRoute{ ... } ``` ``` JavaScript angular.module('myApp').config(function($routeProvider) { $routeProvider.when('/route1', {template: ''}); }); ```...

Hi, Good question. So with vanilla ES6 modules, the module names will just be based on folder names and file names and there is no angular2 folder as you pointed...

Yeah the "github:..." is just a jspm convention. I believe jspm (or SystemJS) hooks into the module loader and can override how module names get resolved. Not too sure though....

Thanks for the feedback. I'll keep this in mind next time I'm making updates to the stie

Hmm maybe the tag was deleted from stackoverflow. I don't currently have a good solution for dealing with changes SO makes to historic data. Ideally there would be a second...

I'd like to support them. Not sure if all of them will be possible though as angular-next needs to convert them into Agular 1 style `$inject` arrays. I'm not sure...

I took a look at how caching works in rollup and I'm not sure if it is possible for a plugin like this to invalidate the cache when it needs...

Thanks omgtehlion and LordJZ for your work on this. It looks like an awesome project! Is there any way to debug Typescript in a node app yet or should I...

@omgtehlion Thanks for the advice. I tried using that branch but only had a little bit of success. I can debug from my server side typescript files but only if...