r/angularjs • u/abyx • Sep 15 '16

Angular 2 final release

http://angularjs.blogspot.co.il/2016/09/angular2-final.html
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u/De_Wouter Sep 15 '16

"Angular 2" and "final release", sounded like clickbait. Thought there would never be an end to all the RC's.

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u/mrc1897 Sep 15 '16

I thought (hoped ...) this DID mean the end of the RCs??

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u/De_Wouter Sep 15 '16

I ment, it sounded too good to be true at first. I'm happy they finally released it and no more breaking changes on core / stable functionality. It has been a really frustrating learning period for the last months with all the breaking changes.

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '16

I was waiting for this point before jumping in. I've been glancing at it from time to time, but now I'll start learning and using it.

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u/vinnl Sep 15 '16

Surprise! I thought they'd wait two weeks more to announce it at AngularConnect.

Edit: Funny, according to the quickstart, they're still depending on a beta of RxJS.

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u/neb636 Sep 15 '16

I wonder if there are any plans for a 1.6 release any time soon.

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u/daaavvy Sep 15 '16

There's an entry on the blog linked from last week discussing 1.6, no date as far as I know yet.

https://angularjs.blogspot.co.il/2016/09/angular-16-expression-sandbox-removal.html

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u/neb636 Sep 15 '16

Nice! Thanks for that.

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u/_wsgeorge Sep 15 '16

From the article:

More features and more languages for Angular Universal

Any info on this?

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u/RuffRyder26 Sep 16 '16

Presumably they are talking about more server side languages support - last i heard they had .NET and a few others.

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u/hayorov Sep 15 '16

Angularjs2 time.

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u/adropofhoney Sep 15 '16

so there won't be any more updates?

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '16

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u/AlGoreBestGore Sep 15 '16

I don't think they can get away with another complete rewrite either.

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u/action_turtle Oct 01 '16

If they rewrite this, I'm done... I'm sure the industry will be too