In case anyone else doesn't really follow web dev and was genuinely a bit shocked by seeing major version 11 of Angular, it's because they do a major release ev

In case anyone else doesn't really follow web dev and was genuinely a bit shocked by seeing major version 11 of Angular, it's because they do a major release every 6 months, but just increment the major version number (cf. Firefox or Chrome) rather than using year/month version numbers (cf. Ubuntu) or incrementing the minor number (cf. OpenBSD). With respect to "Angular 2", there's probably a comparison to be made here with Linux 5.x effectively being Linux 2.6.$BIGNUM; as far as I know, Linux major version bumps don't indicate anything more than a threshold of Linus's discontent at how much unsung change has accumulated since the last bump.