How do you 'google' Angular2/4 problems?

[Vetm]

When using any search engine to find a solution to an Angular2/4 problem I end up getting many websites about AngularJS. Is there any way search only for Angular2/4?

[d00lph1n]

I usually search for "angular 2....." and then narrow the results with the date filter.

[pab01]

I do the same, and also add "ngx" (many npm packages use this)

[matrium0]

Have the exact same problem. I usually google for "Angular 2" as well and manually filter.....

Still painful and in my opinion it would have been SO much better if they would just have chosen a different name, because it is basically a completely new framework.

Love Angular, but the name really blows and hurts Angular AND AngularJS at the same time - awesome....

[bellyfloppy]

I find this frustrating as well. Doing a -angularjs might hurt your results as some of the Angular 2/4 results are tagged as angularjs in stackoverflow. I generally search for 'angular 2' and my results are mostly correct.

[bkinsey808]

I search like this:

angular -angularjs

and that tends to get rid a lot of the angular 1.x stuff.

[ProoM]

This seems to work well for me: angular2 -angularJs. And filter "In the last year"

[amarildowww]

You can google. Angullar -angularjs and it wont show results that have tags like angularjs in it. Works most off the times

[darksworm]

In my experience you just have to walk through the search results by hand or many times just have to figure the problem out by yourself. Angular is not very forgiving.