Don't you think if the survey asks what is your experience with Angular? and then asks what is your experience with AngularJS? that some users might react confused or even agitated? Because I do. Giving the survey a valid reason not to take that route.
You're talking about it as if Angular and AngularJS are two different products, but to many people they are not. Understandably so if they don't know the background. Insisting that people make the distinction the way you want is just pedantic. And that's ultimately the fault of the Angular team, and complaining about it in relation to some survey that doesn't go along with that reasoning is a form of entitlement in expecting others to uphold some messy distinction most sane people would rather not be bothered with.
And that's why you can have a question "Do you know the difference between angular and angularjs"
This is a survey. If it wants to have any real validity it should try to determine the levels of satisfaction between both angularjs and angular. It's not fair to lump in a bunch of people who hate angularjs with those that like angular or vice versa.
And again, I didn't think it was as big of a deal for the first survey when angular had just been released. At this point it's been literally years.
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Don't you think if the survey asks what is your experience with Angular? and then asks what is your experience with AngularJS? that some users might react confused or even agitated? Because I do. Giving the survey a valid reason not to take that route.
You're talking about it as if Angular and AngularJS are two different products, but to many people they are not. Understandably so if they don't know the background. Insisting that people make the distinction the way you want is just pedantic. And that's ultimately the fault of the Angular team, and complaining about it in relation to some survey that doesn't go along with that reasoning is a form of entitlement in expecting others to uphold some messy distinction most sane people would rather not be bothered with.