From where I sit, it looks a lot more like python 2/3 stuff. Angular 1.3 will be around for a long time, there's talk about official google support for a year o

From where I sit, it looks a lot more like python 2/3 stuff. Angular 1.3 will be around for a long time, there's talk about official google support for a year or more post-2.0 release. From there, the community can keep it up. It works fine. Moving forward means moving forward. A 2.0 change is a lot of breaking changes, fine. And yeah, developing it all in secret (as the blog complains) isn't precisely the trad-FOSS way, but plenty of platforms and libraries get developed closed until they cross a critical threshold. Would people rather Google didn't work on this stuff at all? Seems like they can't win.