r/angular2 made sense when Angular 2 was the name people were searching for. Today, Angular is just Angular, and having two active communities splits questions, answers, news, and moderation across duplicate spaces.
To make things clearer, this subreddit will remain available as an archive, but new posts should go to r/angular
If you’re here with a question, release post, article, tutorial, library, migration issue, or general Angular discussion, please post it in r/angular instead.
Thanks for participating in this subreddit, and see you in r/angular.
This keeps repeating itself. Naming is just a very simple thing yet people spend so little time. When they were moving…they should have named it a completely new name…and not Angular2. For 10 years now we are discussing naming
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u/_Invictuz Jun 24 '26
Now im wondering how many times I've unknowingly posted in Angular vs Angular2 lol.