Is angular/angular the successor of angular/angular.js?
angularjs-angular · status observed
Data verified at: 2026-09-11T16:50:22Z (UTC)
Conclusion status
No confirmed conclusion exists for this pair. The evidence below is presented for
transparency; a relationship conclusion requires a human review that has not happened,
or a previous decision no longer matches the current evidence.
No directional succession or fork claim was found; the current evidence does not establish the researched relationship.
Seed context: Research question: is (modern) Angular the successor of AngularJS 1.x? Different repos and different frameworks despite the shared name prefix.
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angular/angular
GitHub release · v22.1.6
Official source
GitHub latest published non-prerelease (not a semantic-version ranking). Verified: 2026-09-16T11:13:53.818Z (UTC).
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Provenance
Parser: software-1
First observed: 2026-09-16T11:13:53.818Z (UTC)
Last checked: 2026-09-16T11:13:53.818Z (UTC)
Source response SHA-256: 69121e6f3975e00de5c3b1cd3563c1153abbfc9fc710944e69f9ecbbd7f0ce39
angular/angular.js
GitHub release · Unknown version
Latest collection: unavailable. No verified release declaration is available. This does not mean the project has no releases or platform support.
Official source
Timeline
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Snapshot taken at 2026-09-16T13:11:39.533Z (UTC).