As an AngularJS developer, working on a legacy project, I'd undoubtedly discourage new devs from learning AngularJS. It's not only a dead framework by now (March 2021), but also has been successfully replaced by Angular, not as an alternative, but as a replacement.
Encouraging new devs to learn old, outdated frameworks is doing them a disservice
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As an AngularJS developer, working on a legacy project, I'd undoubtedly discourage new devs from learning AngularJS. It's not only a dead framework by now (March 2021), but also has been successfully replaced by Angular, not as an alternative, but as a replacement.
Encouraging new devs to learn old, outdated frameworks is doing them a disservice