If we had to rewrite our largest angular app to be 2.0 it would be a considerable effort, but the way things go by 2017 it'll probably be rewritten anyway. It's

If we had to rewrite our largest angular app to be 2.0 it would be a considerable effort, but the way things go by 2017 it'll probably be rewritten anyway. It's gone from .NET controls, to jquery soup, and now angular. The service structure and the database remain only mildly altered in all that time. I'm starting a new project soon and using angular. And it'll still be working for years to come. When 2.0 comes out I'll treat it as a different brand new framework and make a judgement call on if we use that or pick a whole new architecture.