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short answer: "No". Explanation: In js land, Long term Support means "6 months". so your best bet is to have a framework which makes migrations easy and does n
by rk06 11y ago
short answer: "No".
Explanation:
In js land, Long term Support means "6 months". so your best bet is to have a framework which makes migrations easy and does not introduce changes.
With angular being backed by google, there is no guarantee if angular will be maintained 4 years down the line.
PS: feel free to keep your million dollar.
- huskyr 11y ago> With angular being backed by google, there is > no guarantee if angular will be maintained 4 years > down the line. It's interesting to see that the reason why many companies choose Angular (Google backs it) now seems one of it's biggest disadvantages.