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Thank you, @oferzelig, for pointing out the inaccuracy about the Angular update, we fixed it in the text. However, AngularJS is still a supported framework that

Thank you, @oferzelig, for pointing out the inaccuracy about the Angular update, we fixed it in the text. However, AngularJS is still a supported framework that is widely used. And Angular 4, despite being an improved version of AngularJS, has yet to acquire the same level of adoption.

oferzelig 10y ago
Both assertions are true: AngularJS (1.x) is supported and in use and Angular (2+) hasn't yet acquired enough traction, but when someone's about to choose a framework (hence potentially using your document to compare between several options) there will never be a case where they should choose AngularJS (1.x) for a new project.