The Free Software Foundation (FSF) has launched a new initiative in the form of a series of features that explain how to use common websites without using proprietary JavaScript. The organization ...

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Companies with large numbers of furloughed workers are taking advantage of the chance to reskill staff, providing access to an introductory course in JavaScript from European coding ‘bootcamp’, ...

So I wrote a bunch of Javascript that seems to work fine in Gecko, WebKit/KHTML and Opera, but IE7 and 6 both barf all over it.<BR><BR>Because my virtualized copies of Windows don't seem to come with ...

What if AI-assisted development is less of a threat, and more of a jetpack? This month’s report tackles vibe coding, along ...

These days it’s hard to ignore the groundswell of the co-mingling of the words “mobile” and “HTML5”. Mobile is where it’s at in 2011 (if it wasn’t already in 2010) and most are betting on HTML5 and ...

Is the public NPM JavaScript package registry going away? NPM, the company behind the popular online repository of Node.js and JavaScript code, insists it will remain, despite a recent rumor to the ...