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It used to mean that it is stable and it will carry on working as far as it can to the future major versions or until it is end of line of the product. So I c
by dodyg 12y ago
It used to mean that it is stable and it will carry on working as far as it can to the future major versions or until it is end of line of the product.
So I can understand if Angular 1.0 stopped working on Angular 4.0 or 5.0. Breaking apps just on one major revision number is really a bad way to manage frameworks.
- jacquesm 12y agoIt's what killed Drupal for me (and many others). Frameworks should provide for either a porting tool or backwards compatibility between major versions. Otherwise you alienate the people that trusted your in the first place.