AngularJS is dead.

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Yes, you read it right. AngularJS is dead now. The first version of Angular, is not being supported by Angular any more. Angular Developer, published an article over "The Angular Blog", that they are discontinuing the Long Term Support for AngularJS (check here).

Angular Team recommend developers and businesses, who are using AngularJS to switch to the successor of Angular JS, which is Angular. Currently, they released Angular v13, but if you are using any angular version, other than the first one, which is actually Angular JS, then you are safe to work with it. But, if your project is still in AngularJS, then this article will help you to migrate it to Angular.

Here’s what you can expect as a part of this new long term state:

CDN links will remain active and AngularJS.org will remain online
We’ll provide read-only access to the code, issue, and pull request history on GitHub by archiving the angular.js repo and related repositories (that is, AngularJS Material, bower-material, etc.)
The AngularJS npm packages will remain on npm and bower, marked as deprecated

AngularJS set a solid foundation for Angular and helped define the future of the web, because many of us, who are web developers, learnt Angular as it's first Javascript framework.

Oldest comments (25)

Simon Wicki • Jan 15 '22

AngularJS has been my first love. All these memories 🥲

Manas Mishra • Jan 15 '22

I too started my JS journey with AngularJS

Simon Wicki • Jan 20 '22

Btw, yesterday I published my Ode to AngularJS. Maybe it will bring back some memories for you, too 🥰

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john • Jan 15 '22

It is perfect to study Typescript

Manas Mishra • Jan 16 '22

yes. Thats why I learnt TS a lot before

Phil Suggars • Jan 16 '22 • Edited

"Angular Team recommend developers and businesses, who are using AngularJS to switch to the successor of Angular JS," by which they mean React don't they ;) I mean, joking aside, the component tree and props all smell a lot like custom directives and data bindings to me. (Before anyone starts throwing rocks - this is a deliberately facetious comment - I'm not trying to start a flame war - I'm sure Angular 2 is great).

Manas Mishra • Jan 16 '22

LOL

Tirtha Guha • Jan 19 '22

Oh, I thought it was dead years back. We used to do backboneJS, and from there we tried doing AngularJS, and found it weird and horrible.
I believe JSX variants are here to stay and MV** like AngularIO too will be out someday too. Github Stars, Stack Overflow Trends (insights.stackoverflow.com/trends?...) and Google Trends (https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&q=%2Fm%2F012l1vxv,%2Fg%2F11c6w0ddw9,Vue,%2Fm%2F0268gyp) are showing the signs already.