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It’s not clear from the official docs AFAIK. While the code is MIT licensed, there might be trademark issues with the name AngularJS and continuing the existing
by topkai22 6y ago
It’s not clear from the official docs AFAIK. While the code is MIT licensed, there might be trademark issues with the name AngularJS and continuing the existing repo.
That being said, I’m sure creating a fork of AngularJS and providing paid support and consultancy will be a minor gold mine for some organization shortly.
- dirtnugget 6y agoYeah, my current customer is still relying on an Angular 1.5 module which is being used by their Angular 10 frontend. I don’t see it going anywhere in the near time.