As I said in another comment the fun part is less than 50% example on madewithangular actually use angular on advertised pages, and even the true positive on on

As I said in another comment the fun part is less than 50% example on madewithangular actually use angular on advertised pages, and even the true positive on one page do not imply a significative part of the web domain is powered by angular. Check by yourself. (Condition for tagging a page made with angular is no 40X/50X/60X and m/(angular|ng-app)/ in html feel free to correct me if I was wrong, I will make my mea culpa and published revised figures. Domain checking was random, by hand (I never trust my software)) https://gist.github.com/jul/7056d4535da42103407ba2424e47d507 https://gist.github.com/jul/7056d4535da42103407ba2424e47d507 So making the hypothesis of good faith from the submitter it means 50% of historic users of angular dropped it since 2015. Most of them anyway did not «fully» adopted it. If a technology is being dropped after 2 years by their early motivated adopters, maybe there is a smell?