AngularJS and angular 2, 4.6

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Can I still use AngularJS?

I want to use it for the simplest thing, example is to filter a list, and I do not want to install npm, nodeJS, angular CLI or use MVC structure for this.

Can I use it or will it be "turned off"?

    
asked by anonymous 09.08.2018 / 22:50

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You can use it with ease. The source code will always be there in github (or any platform that is migrated). But a few basic things to keep in mind:

  • In a blog post, they have warned you about launching a LTS version, with 3 year support, and after that, there will be no further development. That is, there will be no bug fix, no bug fix. To read the blog post, just click here

  • To do something personal, you can use whatever technology you're most familiar with, so depending on the context, you can use any tool without worrying too much about support issues.

  • You should also take into consideration, if you need to develop something, it is not an opportunity for you to learn new tools. For small things, we have Vue.js, for example, and there is already a market demand for it.

And answering your question directly: Yes, you can use the Angular. It will not be turned off, it will just stop receiving updates in July 2021.

    
10.08.2018 / 05:59
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For your needs, angulaJS would meet without problems. Even ending the 2018 releases of it, the 1.x framework is useful and functional for simple things. If you want to go deeper into new technologies and learn new tools, then there's no problem at all.

    
10.08.2018 / 03:07