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I think you're probably right, but at the same time, Google does have a history of killing off projects for reasons that make sense to them but seem kind of arb
by nikdaheratik 10y ago
I think you're probably right, but at the same time, Google does have a history of killing off projects for reasons that make sense to them but seem kind of arbitrary.
Of course, Angular is OSS and is likely to live on into obsolescence no matter what Google ends up doing with it.
- pluma 10y agoWho do you think will take over Angular when Google kills it off? Is there any large company or, heck, any somewhat organized group of people outside of Google supporting Angular or using Angular at a scale that warrants the investment of maintaining the project rather than migrating to a different technology?