Google doesn't provide any timelines. It's ready when it's ready. You have to decide yourself if a state is reached where you want to use it. If you depend on components being available that aren't yet then it's probably too early for you. I assume you are aware of the fact that Google is providing this awesome framework, tools, components, ... for free?
On Sunday, May 1, 2016 at 1:37:44 PM UTC+2, Adrian wrote: > > Hi > > I guess like many community members I'm fairly unhappy about the major > breaks that were introduced with Angular 2. Even it might make sense from a > technical perspective, it is fairly destructive for the community and all > company having heavily invested in Angular (or planning to do so). The beta > is now available for quite some time, and maybe it is time to reflect and > priorize things. Because currently I do not have the impression that it is > getting of the grounds. > > - Angular 2.0 is in Beta, took quite some time, but great. > - UI Grid: no resources/progress to do the migration > - UI Boostrap: last comment (three months ago) mentions that they are > waiting for further Angular 2 features. Resources are a problem as well. > - Angular Material: early alpha stages and no clear commitment (it is > supposed to be backed by Google, right?) > - there is secondary Material implementation by JetBrains. Should we get > started using this one and scrap the other one by Google? > - Kendo has some stuff (thanks!), but this is only a thin wrapper around > their JQuery framework, not native Angular components. > > If there are any plans and roadmaps here, it would be really great to have > them on the website. I don't really see any (serious) project start > considering Angular 2 before having proper UI support from libraries like > the ones mentioned above. Maybe there is a possiblity to get those projects > a boost. Or maybe it is time for React. Or maybe time to fork Angular 1.5 > and do incremental updates in the right direction. Or change the > organizational structure of Angular, because such things should not happen. > I don't know. Feedback and guidance is very welcomed. > > Regards Adrian > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "AngularJS" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/angular. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
