1. For developers, change is usually a good thing in regards to our careers. If you aren't learning and growing, it's not Angular that will go away, it's you.
2. They are following the http://semver.org definition of a major version change perfectly fine "MAJOR version when you make incompatible API changes".
3. If anyone is bothered by the complete shift, fork Angular at version 1.3 and maintain it yourself. That's the joy of open source. You might even be a hero to many other developers.
2. They are following the http://semver.org definition of a major version change perfectly fine "MAJOR version when you make incompatible API changes".
3. If anyone is bothered by the complete shift, fork Angular at version 1.3 and maintain it yourself. That's the joy of open source. You might even be a hero to many other developers.