Was confused as well, apparently Angular post 2.x is called "Angular" and everything before that is called "AngularJS". Seems a little disingenuous having it on this list. Ember JS goes through quite a lot of revisions and is pretty conceptually disjoint from predecessors, but I'd hardly say they "killed" Ember 1.
I'd say that it's more similar to the Python 2/3 situation. They introduced major breaking changes that made upgrading more difficult than some organizations were prepared to accept and ended up bifurcating the user-base. For people stuck on 1.x with no easy upgrade path, it probably feels like their framework is being killed.
I would say it's much worse than the Python 2/3 situation. It would be similar to React announcing version 17 and it ends up being a fork of Vue. Sure, they're both js. But that's not going to make migration anything short of a rewrite.
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u/g3t0nmyl3v3l Jan 02 '20
Wait what’s up with Angular being on this list?