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Too often they bring breaking changes. I hoped after stable release they will stop breaking things every two weeks or so, as it was in alpha, but looks like the
by EugeneOZ 10y ago
Too often they bring breaking changes. I hoped after stable release they will stop breaking things every two weeks or so, as it was in alpha, but looks like they still don't understand that every breaking change stops development of projects for 1-2 days and this time is not free. I want to write code to solve business tasks, not just patching working code because of one more imperfection they found.
I can run HL1 on Windows 10 but my 5-months code for Angular is outdated.
Please, Angular team, be more pragmatic.
- 67726e 10y agoAre you using a bleeding edge release? Why not pick a stable release and stick with it?
- EugeneOZ 10y agoNo, I use stable release. It was released 3 months ago. It's too often for breaking changes.
- dcherman 10y agoI think his point was that you're not being forced to upgrade if your current version is working for you. You don't have to be on the bleeding edge if that isn't working out for your business.
- EugeneOZ 10y agoStable version is not bleeding edge. And if you don't upgrade on new versions, you also mix bugfixes and price (complexity) of future upgrades just grows.