Monterey User Manual
  • Introduction
  • What is Monterey
  • Quick guide through the User manual
  • Monterey and module loaders
  • Monterey future plans
  • Installing Monterey
  • Help system
    • Live tour
    • Tooltip based help
  • Features
    • App launcher
    • Aurelia-CLI
    • Dotnet
    • GistRun
    • Error logger
    • Gulp
    • JSPM manager
    • NPM manager
    • Preferences
    • Project info
    • Run
    • Support
    • Task manager
    • Terminal
    • Typings
    • Webpack
    • Workflow manager
  • Creating new applications
    • Aurelia-CLI
      • Default-ESNext
      • Default-TypeScript
      • Custom
    • skeleton-esnext-aspnetcore
    • skeleton-esnext-webpack
    • skeleton-esnext
    • skeleton-typescript-aspnetcore
    • skeleton-typescript-webpack
    • skeleton-typescript
    • GitHub
      • Contact manager tutorial
      • CM tutorial - KendoUI edition
        • Differences from the original version
      • CM tutorial - Materialize edition
        • Differences from the original version
  • Managing existing applications
  • Reaching support
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Managing existing applications

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Last updated 7 years ago

We believe that it is too early to commit to a set of specific strategies for managing existing application - we are awaiting on the feedback from the initial Monterey release (see for information how to get the installer and run it).

While one could consider the an example of how to manage an existing Aurelia application - precisely speaking, this example only shows how to build and run ana Aurelia application persisted in GitHub.

Installing Monterey chapter
Contact manager tutorial