It's really not that huge of a jump from Angular 1.0 to Angular 2.0. Small example:
<button ng-click="addTodo()">+</button>
becomes
<button (click)="addTodo()">+</button>
and
<div ng-controller="SantaTodoController">
literally becomes
<div>
Getting the advantage of 1 framework that's batteries included + universal (i.e. taught in CodeSchool, Tuts+, etc.) vs. an eclectic selection of libraries all over the place, gives Angular an advantage IMO.
It's really not that huge of a jump from Angular 1.0 to Angular 2.0. Small example:
<button ng-click="addTodo()">+</button>
becomes
<button (click)="addTodo()">+</button>
and
<div ng-controller="SantaTodoController">
literally becomes
<div>
Getting the advantage of 1 framework that's batteries included + universal (i.e. taught in CodeSchool, Tuts+, etc.) vs. an eclectic selection of libraries all over the place, gives Angular an advantage IMO.