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Finding a Path Forward with AngularJS - Angular Blog

Finding a Path Forward with AngularJS - Angular Blog — Release article by Mark Thompson (@marktechson) on Angular In Depth
Finding a Path Forward with AngularJS - Angular Blog — Release article by Mark Thompson (@marktechson) on Angular In Depth

In January of 2018 we laid out our plans for the final releases of AngularJS before entering long term support. Then in July 2020 we extended the LTS date to December 31st 2021 due to the global…

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Mark Thompson (@marktechson)

Writes about Release, Testing. Active 2021–2022.

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