Comment by rezonant
13 hours ago
> Google's absolutely insane "we're deprecating this, we'll have a replacement for it at... some point, good luck").
Angular 2 came out in 2016, without the two way binding design issues of AngularJS. Google ended support for AngularJS on Dec 31 2021, so there was 5 years of overlap between the two. They even had migration paths that allowed AngularJS and Angular 2 application code to live together from the initial release of Angular 2.
They announced that AngularJS was being rewritten in 2014 with no obvious migration path and didn't release Angular2 until 2016.
That was 2 years of "well, everything you write will be legacy"