You're definitely not wrong to have this feeling. Heck, I think most people that adopted AngularJS back in the day are still feeling this.
However, I think Google has made it abundantly clear that Angular is here to stay. It's in use on hundreds of internal applications at Google and they have LTS versions.
I can't comment on other Google projects with such certainty, but I don't believe there's any fear of support for Angular suddenly (or even slowly) disappearing.
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You're definitely not wrong to have this feeling. Heck, I think most people that adopted AngularJS back in the day are still feeling this.
However, I think Google has made it abundantly clear that Angular is here to stay. It's in use on hundreds of internal applications at Google and they have LTS versions.
I can't comment on other Google projects with such certainty, but I don't believe there's any fear of support for Angular suddenly (or even slowly) disappearing.
Actually, they use it for about 1500 as of August :)