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Latest revision as of 15:44, 18 May 2025
Javascript, commonly known as JS or JavaScript, is a programming language. It has a tutorial here. It is typically used in web and app design, and often used in conjunction with HTML and CSS. It also has related sublanguages such as JSON (Javascript Object Notation) to create APIs.
The term "Javascript" can refer to VanillaJS (bare Javascript) and its frameworks.
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