JavaScript is the most in-demand programming language for developer jobs and one of the most versatile languages for full-stack development. Here's what you need to know about JavaScript.

But that was easier said than done: Although it has spread to an incredible number of niches, JavaScript was originally developed for interactive web design, and one of its main virtues is that it ...

Features like chat boxes, audio and video players, and infinite scrolling are just a few examples of what JavaScript has added to our lives. Not everyone wants to run websites with JavaScript enabled.

Obligatory rant: JavaScript may have Java as part of its name, but the two languages are very different in spirit and design, as well as in their implementations. Nevertheless, one way of ...

Here's Croll's take on how Hemingway might have written JavaScript: Code reduced to its essentials with no word or variable wasted. It's not fancy; maybe it's even a little pedantic – but that ...

Disabling JavaScript has a few big advantages. It often loads pages faster, blocks invasive tracking, and sometimes even lets you bypass paywalls. Unfortunately, it will also make some modern ...

"The only tools you should have to use to do HTML/JavaScript work are the browser and a good text editor. In-browser tooling helps make this feasible," said Andrew Brust, founder of Microsoft ...

To show off what EdgeHTML can do, Microsoft has built a browser using predominantly JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Next, the company released the app on the Windows Store and the sample code on GitHub.