Yeeeeaaah, this doesn't really indicate much of anything. All it reflects is number of searches for a specific term or combination of terms. Why do people do Go

Yeeeeaaah, this doesn't really indicate much of anything. All it reflects is number of searches for a specific term or combination of terms. Why do people do Google searches? They're looking for something or they're curious about something. One way to read the results is that Angular is difficult to learn--thus all the searches (for help, tutorials, documentation, etc.). Plus, if you add or subtract minor details like "js" or categories you get totally different results. And Backbone doesn't look remotely right. Relying on these trend graphs for anything is laughable at best. They're not even that interesting because they could literally mean anything depending on the framework. Some frameworks might incite a lot of curiousity but but easy to learn with great documentation (that reduces the need to Google for relevant material); Other frameworks might be difficult to use, difficult to learn, and have poor documentation...and thus require lots of Google usage. Google Trends graphs without substantial analysis are just noise.