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How Google fumbled the frontend with Angular 2
All Things Open Talk provided lessons in how not to upgrade a software package A cartoon from an ex-Google software engineer, titled “Welcome to Google,” made the rounds a while back. It featured two diverging roads, neither passable.
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All Things Open Talk highlighted the pitfalls of upgrading software packages. A cartoon by a former Google engineer, titled “Welcome to Google,” illustrated two roads: the main road was marked deprecated with a warning “don’t even think about it,” while the new road was labeled under construction with a “Danger” sign, indicating it was unusable. The illustration was used to caution developers against moving to Angular 2, showing that both the legacy and new paths were problematic. The talk emphasized careful evaluation before adopting new frameworks.
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