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    1. quarantine 'em‏ @qntm 19 Mar 2017
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      They called the second Angular "Angular"

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    2. quarantine 'em‏ @qntm 19 Mar 2017
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      Apparently, calling the second Angular "Angular" was considered to be less confusing than the alternative

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    3. quarantine 'em‏ @qntm 19 Mar 2017
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      Look at this amazing rationale. "We can't retroactively change all instances of 'Angular' to 'Angular 1'... How about 'AngularJS'?"pic.twitter.com/O2QCYcJHLu

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    4. quarantine 'em‏ @qntm 19 Mar 2017
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      Cache invalidation and NAMING THINGS

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    5. quarantine 'em‏ @qntm 19 Mar 2017
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      Apparently it needs to be explicitly stated: in the JavaScript ecosystem, the suffix "JS" will be considered optional. Node.js is "Node"

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    6. quarantine 'em‏ @qntm 19 Mar 2017
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      In common usage, Backbone.js is "Backbone". Handlebars.js is "Handlebars". Seems like React was officially ReactJS before dropping the "JS"

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    7. quarantine 'em‏ @qntm 19 Mar 2017
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      It's mind-blowing, therefore, that you'd voluntarily move us to a universe where "Angular" and "AngularJS" mean different things

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    8. quarantine 'em‏ @qntm 19 Mar 2017
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      Maybe the third one will be called "Angular.js", that's nicely unambiguous

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    9. Manuel Strehl‏ @m_strehl 19 Mar 2017
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      following the trend for shorter names, I'd bet on »Angul«.

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      quarantine 'em‏ @qntm 19 Mar 2017
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      That's a great idea! It would be unambiguous and searchable while still clearly connected to the original AngularJS

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        1. Manuel Strehl‏ @m_strehl 19 Mar 2017
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          Exactly! /^Ang.*/ would then even match any v4 answers! #lookingAhead

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