Philosophy of Angular in the docs.

📚 Docs or angular.io bug report

Description

The introduction should include more of the philosophy of Angular, much like AngularJS’ introduction page.

🔬 Minimal Reproduction

https://angular.io/docs (intro page) vs https://docs.angularjs.org/guide/introduction (AngularJS’ intro page)

What’s the affected URL?**

https://angular.io/docs

(N/A)
### Reproduction Steps**
<!-- If applicable please list the steps to take to reproduce the issue -->
<!-- ✍️edit:-->

### Expected vs Actual Behavior**
<!-- If applicable please describe the difference between the expected and actual behavior after following the repro steps. -->
<!-- ✍️edit:-->


## 📷Screenshot
<!-- Often a screenshot can help to capture the issue better than a long description. -->
<!-- ✍️upload a screenshot:-->


## 🔥 Exception or Error
<pre><code>
<!-- If the issue is accompanied by an exception or an error, please share it below: -->
<!-- ✍️-->

</code></pre>


## 🌍  Your Environment

### Browser info
<!-- ✍️Is this a browser specific issue? If so, please specify the device, browser, and version. -->

Anything else relevant?

I am new to Angular and been reading the docs for a bit. I had to asked a couple Angular veterans if they can point me to a philosophy of Angular. And they proceeded to tell me.

I asked them if the philosophy changed between AngularJS and Angular (2+), and they said the philosophy was much the same. About super-charging the HTML in a declarative way to give it super powers…

I think a little more of this romanticize philosophy, could go into the new Angular docs!

“Why Angular?”

Regards.

[kapunahelewong]

Status: docs team is working on a refactor of the docs. This may prove especially helpful in that effort.

Thank you, @quangv!

cc @rockument69

[kapunahelewong]

Thanks for your thoughts, @quangv. I’ll share this thread with the docs team!