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Angular 4 is not a complete rewrite of Angular 2 and introduces no breaking changes. Some features will be deprecated while new features are added. It is now simply called Angular. Angular 4 supports TypeScript 2.0+ which does not break code but allows use of new TypeScript features. The Angular CLI finished beta and release candidate phases with upgrades available via the npm command line.

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Angular 4 is not a complete rewrite of Angular 2 and introduces no breaking changes. Some features will be deprecated while new features are added. It is now simply called Angular. Angular 4 supports TypeScript 2.0+ which does not break code but allows use of new TypeScript features. The Angular CLI finished beta and release candidate phases with upgrades available via the npm command line.

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Angular 4 – What’s New?

Angular 4 is NOT a complete re-write of Angular 2, indeed, it shouldn’t introduce any breaking
changes. Some features will be deprecated (i.e. they still work but will get replaced with the
next major Angular version), some new features were added.

Why is it named Angular 4?


It’s just Angular now – the framework should be named Angular. Have a look at the this blog
post to learn more.

Link to official Angular Release Notes: LINK

You may also view the full changelog if you’re interested: LINK

Angular 4 now supports TypeScript 2.0+.

This shouldn’t break your code, but you can dive into the TypeScript Release Notes below.
Maybe you want to use some of its new features!
Link to TypeScript 2 Release Notes: LINK (there you may follow the provided links to learn
more about new features or breaking changes).

About the Angular CLI

The CLI also finished its beta and release candidate phase, you can learn more about the
changes here.

To upgrade the CLI, run the following code (only use sudo on Mac/ Linux):

[sudo] npm uninstall –g @angular/cli angular-cli

npm cache clean

[sudo] npm install –g @angular/cli

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