Angularjs and angular 2, 4,6

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I can still use the Angularjs?

I want to use it for the simplest thing, example is to filter a list, and I don’t want to install npm, nodejs, angular CLI or use MVC structure for this.

I can use it or it will be "turned off"?

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    https://docs.angularjs.org/misc/version-support-status

  • So I’m three years older for sure? What do you think?

  • I don’t think anything.

  • I wouldn’t use no, even for learning. Want to learn some new technology? Study the Vuejs

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You can use it with peace of mind. The source code will always be there on github (or any platform that is migrated). But, some basic points that should be taken into account:

  • In a blog post, they warned about the release of an LTS version, with support of 3 years and after that, there will be no further development of them. That is, there will be no correction of Bugs, nor correction of security problems. To read the post on the Blog, just click here

  • To do something personal, you can use any technology you’re more familiar with, so depending on the context, you can use any tool without worrying too much about support issues.

  • You should also consider, if you need to develop something, it is not an opportunity for you to learn new tools. For small things, we have Vue.js, for example, and there is already a market demand for it.

And to answer your question directly: Yes, you can use Angular. It will not be shut down, it will only stop receiving updates in July 2021.

  • Thank you very much, I asked about the Angularjs because I found learning easy (Vuejs also doesn’t seem difficult) and I have good material on it

  • You’re welcome. It’s good to learn new things, but nothing wrong with wanting to do something faster by using what you know. Sometimes we just want to make a table to consult something more easily, or things like, perfectly match with the case of using things already known. Ah, and don’t forget to mark the question as an answer.

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For your need, angulaJS would meet without problems. Even if it ends in 2018 its releases, the 1.x framework is useful and functional for simple things. If you then want to delve into new technologies and learn new tools, there would be no problem.

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