Hey not to bring up an old thread, but I have been diving into this program
extensively for the past few months.
It is possible to upgrade the front end web application directly to 1.4.14.
This could be changed and tested very easily, I have been running this for a
while now (although to be fair, it's an extremely modified version of your
angular app).
To upgrade to 1.5, the primary issue is that many times objects {} are sent
into orderBy (such as on the client page) which is no longer supported (they
must be arrays now). I plan to make a "object property-to array" service to
fix this.
To upgrade to 1.6, the primary issue is with the extensive use of
$http(...).success(). This no longer exists. This would be a large
undertaking as every instance of
$http(...).success(function (headers, data, etc) {})
would need to be changed to
$http(...).then(function (response) { response.headers, response.data,
response.etc } )
I will be doing this soon. Let me know if you would like me to to fork and
upgrade your project when I'm done.
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