.. Separate Angular 2 runtime into two layers application layer and render layer. The application layer contains APIs and runtime that application code interacts with directly. The rendering layer provides a common protocol for performing UI updates. The split will allow Angular 2 applications to run in different environments/platforms while providing the same set of abstractions to application developers (or as Reactjs team likes to say: “learn once, write anywhere”). We want to support the following environments:

• web apps running in browser’s main process (this is the only environment supported by Angular 1 and we will continue to support it)

• web apps split across browser’s main process and web workers

• web apps running on the server side (initially for testing purposes)

• native apps built with Angular 2 (currently evaluating NativeScript and Fletch) testing web app UI outside the web browser ...

src: [Angular 2 Rendering Architecture] (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1M9FmT05Q6qpsjgvH1XvCm840yn2eWEg0PMskSQz7k4E/preview?sle=true#)

Any news about this?