docs(misc/FAQ): Correcting Misspell

[IdanCo]

The HTML brackets are still just 'Angular' :-)

Fixing over-correction made in this PR

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[IdanCo]

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[frederikprijck]

Thanks for the PR.

However, I have a few remarks regarding the original text, so it's not related to your change in particular.

What's the use of mentioning

Because HTML has AngularJS brackets and "ng" sounds like "AngularJS" ?

Being familiar with both AngularJS and Angular arises following questions for me:

• What are AngularJS brackets ?
• What are Angular brackets ?
• How do both brackets differ ?
• Why are the brackets even mentioned when explaining why the name is AngularJS ? Afaik AngularJS isn't named AngularJS just coz of the brackets. (and the brackets are identical in Angular ...)
• How does ng sounds like AngularJS ?

I'm not sure about the added value of having this in the FAQ (not that it hurts to keep it that way, it's been there for ever).

[IdanCo]

so it's not related to your change in particular.

I'll give it a try anyway -

What are AngularJS brackets ?

No such thing. It's a mistake from when all 'Angular' strings were replaced by 'AngularJS'

What are Angular brackets ?

These are <>

How do both brackets differ ?

The former does not exist, the latter does exist

Why are the brackets even mentioned when explaining why the name is AngularJS ?

Because the angular brackets in HTML were the insperations for the name Angular.

Afaik AngularJS isn't named AngularJS just coz of the brackets. (and the brackets are identical in Angular ...)

See above...

How does ng sounds like AngularJS.

It doesn't. It sounds like plain 'Angular', but i didn't feel comfortable changing that

[frederikprijck]

These are <>

Aren't we talking about Angle brackets (see: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/angle_bracket ) and not Angular brackets ?

Edit: My bad, I didn't relate Angle to Angular 🙈

[IdanCo]

angle-angular, tomayto-tomahto

[frederikprijck]

I didn't place that comment as a tomayto-tomahto remark. 🙈
But I do see what you mean now: An Angle is Angular, hence Angular brackets (I honostly didn't see the light untill now).

Makes totally sense. Thanks for clarifying @IdanCo .

I do think having this in the faq is confusing when it comes to AngularJS vs Angular, but this note in the FAQ has nothing to do with AngularJS vs Angular.
I would add something refering Angle brackets (which leads to Angular as a name for both AngularJS and Angular) tbh, as this was added prior to Angular's existence (that's great for people like me who are not aware of angle brackets, making it hard to relate Angular brackets to Angle brackets).

Honostly, I looked at this part in the FAQ as: "Why is this AngularJS and not Angular1" (comparable to presskit stuff at https://angular.io/presskit), but it's basicly explaining where the origin of AngularJS (and Angular) was found.

Leaving that aside, I'd say AngularJS brackets is idd not what we want in the FAQ. 🙈
Imho it should be angular brackets, not Angular. (nitpicking, I know :( )

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[Narretz]

Merged with "angular" - Thanks for the PR!