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It needs to be backwards compatible and it is tested with google internal applications and needs to be approved by said applications.
by romanovcode 7y ago
It needs to be backwards compatible and it is tested with google internal applications and needs to be approved by said applications.
- imcotton 7y agoThat what they have been saying for years, not what the REAL reason.
- romanovcode 7y agoWhat would be the real reason then? It's not like they are workng on something else. Ivy is pretty much all they are working on for the past 1-2 years. Even to the point where events like Angular Connect are very boring because there is nothing new except this. I'm pretty sure they want to release it ASAP and be done with it.
- jamesgeck0 7y agoTo add to this, the Angular engineers at Google are responsible for updating all however-many-hundred of those internal applications if they make any backwards incompatible changes.