8 Jun
2015
8 Jun
'15
3 p.m.
Hello.
These articles are interesting and I would love to have Marius' opinion
about it.
But the most important point to me is that the Angular team is now
re-writing their framework almost from scratch, and breaking
retro-compatibility with the current version of the framework.
That would be not such a problem if we would be able to directly use the
new version, but it does not support old web browsers that do not
auto-upgrade (e.g. IE 10!), so we are stuck on AngularJs 1.x.
This is a serious issue since we love using technologies on the long term!
Guillaume