Explaining JavaScript In 200 Words

Considered as one of the three core technologies in the foundation of WWW (World Wide Web), JavaScript is the most popular programming languages in the world.

JavaScript is a multi-paradigm, dynamic, high-level, and interpreted scripting language which primarily runs in the browser.

Originally, it was used for client-side scripting, but, with the wide-ranging benefits, continues evolvement, and ease of use, JavaScript is now used in server-side programming, mobile and desktop apps, embedded software, and leading-edge technologies.

Created 23 years ago, it powers numerous applications, enabling developers to build modern, faster, dynamic, and high-performing apps regardless of the domain, size, and type.

Having universal support and well-structured syntax, JavaScript is supported by all famous browsers with built-in JavaScript interpreters.

There is a number of client-side and server-side advanced frameworks and libraries, making modern web and mobile app development easier, faster, and efficient.

JavaScript Is:

• Responsive
• Secure
• Structured
• Faster
• Simple
• Interoperable
• Versatile
• Dynamic
• Up-to-date

The popularity of JavaScript in recent years has helped create a vibrant JavaScript community with frameworks and libraries. The list includes Node.js. React, Angular, Vue.js, Ember, and many such tech stacks with the highest growth potential.