>It’s a branding issue, not a technical one. I mean, for a single version bump (Google called it Angular 2.0) to render not only the code not migrate-able, but

>It’s a branding issue, not a technical one. I mean, for a single version bump (Google called it Angular 2.0) to render not only the code not migrate-able, but the entire paradigms on which the framework was based on is basically unheard of in an enterprise-targeting framework. That’s an egg-on-face technical fail.