As it takes some time to get into a new framework (not only scratch the surface) I would say, stay with what you are unless you are sure that Angular 1.3 is that much better for your case. Otherwise: if you are writing good code in Angular much of it will end in a data framework (angular-data?) and services. So even a completely new framework with a missleading name (Angular 2.0) should not lead to a complete code rewriting. And as for ANY framework, I would not use a completely new version for at least one year - so the time to stick to 1.3 will probably be longer for most "real" projects. Can't tell my customers that nothing will be working for months because nobody has experience, nobody uses it, ... ;)
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