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1. juanmirod.github.io › public › javascript10daysJavaScript: Designing a Language in 10 Days

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   JavaScript: Designing a Language in 10 Days W hen Netscape hired Brendan Eich in April 1995, he was told that he had 10 days to create and produce a working prototype of a programming language that would run in Netscape’s browser. Back then, the pace of Web innovation was furi-ous, with Microsoft suddenly making the Internet the focus of its Win-

2. archive.org › details › js-the-first-20-yearsJavaScript: The First 20 Years : Brendan Eich; Allen Wirfs ...

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   Jun 12, 2020 · How a sidekick scripting language for Java, created at Netscape in a ten-day hack, ships first as a de facto Web standard and eventually becomes the world’s most widely used programming language. This paper tells the story of the creation, design, evolution, and standardization of the JavaScript language over the period of 1995-2015.

3. thenewstack.io › brendan-eich-on-creatingBrendan Eich on Creating JavaScript in 10 Days, and What He'd ...

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   Aug 26, 2018 · So famously, 34-year-old Brendan Eich created that first version of the language that would become JavaScript in just 10 days. (Last year Eich began a talk at the dotJS conference by saying “22 years ago in May I did 10 days of hard work,” adding “I didn’t sleep much.”)

4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 220475762(PDF) JavaScript: Designing a Language in 10 Days - ResearchGate

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   Feb 1, 2012 · The featured Web extra is a video interview with Mozilla's Chief Technology Officer (and JavaScript's creator), Brendan Eich.

5. www.computer.org › publications › tech-newsJavaScript: Designing a Language in 10 Days - IEEE Computer ...

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   Feb 2, 2012 · Computer‘s multimedia editor Charles Severance speaks with Mozilla Chief Technology Officer Brendan Eich about how the latter created JavaScript in 1995. As HTML5 emerges, it’s entirely possible that JavaScript will soon become a dominant programming language for both mobile and desktop applications, which is impressive for a language Eich ...

6. github.com › doodlewind › mocha1995GitHub - doodlewind/mocha1995: ☕️ The world's first ...

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   "Mocha" was the code name of the first JavaScript engine, originally written by Brendan Eich in his 10-day May 1995 sprint. For all of 1995 and most of 1996, Eich was the the only Netscape developer working full-time on the JavaScript engine.

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   How long did it take Brendan Eich to create JavaScript?

   • In fact, the JavaScript creator even referred to his creation as the ‘silly little brother language’. Against all odds, Brendan Eich created JavaScript in just 10 days and did one hell of a job. It has come to be the most widely used programming language and a special favourite for most developers .

   6 Amazing Facts About JavaScript's Creator - Brendan Eich | Recro

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   Did Brendan Eich plant JavaScript in 1995?

   • JavaScript creator Brendan Eich revisited the roots of his language in some newly-released online videos, and explained how all the seeds he planted in 1995 are now finally coming to fruition. 1995 was a different era and a different world.

   Brendan Eich on Creating JavaScript in 10 Days, and What He'd Do

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   Who invented JavaScript?

   • Millions of developers use a programming language today that was created in just 10 days during the hustle and bustle of the dotcom boom. JavaScript creator Brendan Eich revisited the roots of his language in some newly-released online videos, and explained how all the seeds he planted in 1995 are now finally coming to fruition.

   Brendan Eich on Creating JavaScript in 10 Days, and What He'd Do

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   When did JavaScript first come out?

   • "Mocha" was the code name of the first JavaScript engine, originally written by Brendan Eich in his 10-day May 1995 sprint. For all of 1995 and most of 1996, Eich was the the only Netscape developer working full-time on the JavaScript engine. Untill August 1996, the Mocha codebase still consisted primarily of code from the 10-day prototype.

   GitHub - doodlewind/mocha1995: ☕️ The world's first JavaScript engine

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   What was the first JavaScript engine?

   • The original Mocha JavaScript engine, ported from Netscape 3.0.2 browser. "Mocha" was the code name of the first JavaScript engine, originally written by Brendan Eich in his 10-day May 1995 sprint. For all of 1995 and most of 1996, Eich was the the only Netscape developer working full-time on the JavaScript engine.

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   Why does Eich use JavaScript?

   • It all stems from his interest in privacy, though Eich jokes at the end of the interview that if you trace it all the back to its origins, JavaScript is one of the fundamental pieces that advertisers use for web tracking. “So I’m making up for it,” he says with a laugh.

   Brendan Eich on Creating JavaScript in 10 Days, and What He'd Do

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8. link.springer.com › chapter › 10JavaScript - SpringerLink

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   Feb 21, 2018 · When Netscape hired Brendan Eich in April 1995, he was told that he had ten days to create and produce a working prototype of a programming language that would run in Netscape’s browser. Download chapter PDF