I've recently started learning Angular.js, and so far I'm extremely impressed by the framework.
I was wondering though (since it's being developed at Google) if there are any examples of Google using Angular.js "out in the wild"?
I tried searching the source of a number of Google pages for variations of "ngApp"
, or angular.js script includes, but found nothing.
Evidence that Google is dogfooding Angular.js in their own public web development would be a HUGE value-add to the framework for me.
With the first announcement in 2018, AngularJS, a JavaScript-based open-source front-end web framework by Google, will now be shutting down by June 2021. AngularJS was first launched in 2009 and became a revolutionary framework for developing applications.
You may already know it, but by the end of December 2021, Google will no longer support AngularJS. If your applications use this framework, it's time to consider a quick code migration for your projects to Angular.
After a grace period induced by the current global pandemic, long-term support for AngularJS has been discontinued. While AngularJS will still remain available, its repo will be archived and will receive no more additional updates, including security patches.
AngularJS Long Term Support In response, we are extending the AngularJS LTS with another 6 months, until the 31st of December 2021. Keep in mind that even after the AngularJS LTS ends, all AngularJS applications that work now, will continue to work in the future.
Yes, Google has build large applications with AngularJS: http://blog.angularjs.org/2012/06/doubleclick-super-powered-by-angularjs.html
See also the meetup talk about it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJoAnVRIVQo
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